NovoServe assigns IP addresses distributed by regional internet registries (RIRs) like RIPE, ARIN, and APNIC directly to our dedicated server customers. We enforce a strict allocation framework to comply with global registry restrictions and ensure network stability.
Standard IPv4 Address Allocation
Global IPv4 exhaustion requires responsible conservation and fair distribution across all networks. By default, you can conveniently order a /29 subnet (8 IPs) directly through the NovoServe webshop alongside your bare metal deployment. This standard allocation provides sufficient routing capacity for the vast majority of server workloads.
Need More IPv4 Subnet?
If it possible you might need more than a /29 subnet. If your infrastructure demands higher IP density—such as a proxy platform, VPN provider, or extensive virtualization environment—you can request up to a /27 subnet (32 IPs) per dedicated server. Approved larger subnets incur an additional monthly fee.
To request up to /27 subnet per dedicated server, please contact our sales via live chat or contact form and let us know your demand.
IPv6 Address Allocation
IPv6 is the modern routing standard engineered to resolve IPv4 scarcity. To future-proof your infrastructure, NovoServe provides IPv6 transit entirely free of charge. Every dedicated server client can request a maximum of a /48 IPv6 block per dedicated server. Contact our sales team to provision your IPv6 space.
Bring Your Own IP (BYOIP)
If you already own registered IP space, our BYOIP service provides the most scalable, cost-effective routing solution for large enterprises and hosting resellers. We announce your custom subnets across our network free of charge. Read our complete BYOIP and BGP Announcement Guide for setup requirements.
If you have any questions about which IP solution is right for you, or if you need to request a larger IP block, our sales team is ready to help. Please feel free to chat with us or send us your questions.