how to check specification of VPS?

Hi Friends.
Today i upgrade my webhosting account to VPS. i wish to know, how to check specification of vps i bought?
my vps specification is: 2GB RAM, 2Cores, 100 GB Space, 2TB Bandwidth.

how can i check my VPS has same specifications?.

 

Do you have cpanel with your vps ?

 

from command line, you can do commands:

top (your current cpu, ram usage, processes)
df (disk partitions)
free -m (memory usage in megabytes)
cat /proc/cpuinfo (processors details)

 

Take the IP of your VPS and plugin it into a whois lookup website (just search Google for "whois lookup")...that should tell you

 

there is absolutely no way that running a Whois report in the ip of the server will give you details about the hardware on the VM, im not even sure you would say that other than you are making a joke ...

To verify the specifications of your VPS, you can follow these simple steps:

1. Log in to your VPS control panel or management interface provided by your hosting provider.
2. Look for a section or tab labeled "Server" or "Specifications." It may vary depending on the control panel or interface you are using.
3. In that section, you should be able to find detailed information about your VPS, including the RAM, CPU cores, disk space, and bandwidth.

If you can't locate the specific details within your control panel, you can reach out to your hosting provider's customer support. They will be happy to assist you and provide you with the accurate specifications of your VPS.

 

If physical parameters, such as the number of processors, memory and disk space, are very easy to figure out, then you can see the traffic limit only when you use your entire limit

And why did you even ask such a question? Do you trust your hosting provider?
Usually normal VPS providers do not cheat.

Well, limiting traffic to just 2TB is somehow very small. If it's not a secret, how much do you pay for such a server?

 

Start by checking the shared memory. On Linux this is very simple - the df -h command will show you how much internal memory you have.

 

You can check your VPS specifications by logging into your hosting provider's control panel or through an SSH connection to your VPS. Look for the details regarding RAM, CPU cores, storage space, and bandwidth allocation. If you're unsure, contact your hosting provider's support team for clarification.

 

Congratulations on upgrading to a VPS! To verify the specifications of your VPS, you can use various methods depending on the operating system your VPS is running. Here are some general steps you can follow

1. Check System Information:
   
   • Log in to your VPS via SSH (Secure Shell) using a terminal or an SSH client like PuTTY (for Windows) or Terminal (for macOS/Linux).
   • Once logged in, you can use the following commands to check the system information:
     • For RAM: free -h or cat /proc/meminfo
     • For CPU: lscpu or cat /proc/cpuinfo
     • For Disk Space: df -h
     • For Bandwidth: This might not be directly available via a command. You might need to check your hosting provider's control panel or contact their support.
2. Use Control Panel:
   
   • Many VPS hosting providers offer web-based control panels where you can view detailed information about your server, including its specifications.
   • Log in to your hosting provider's control panel and navigate to the section that displays server details or specifications.
3. Contact Support:
   If
   • you're unsure about how to check or if you want confirmation, you can always contact your hosting provider's support team. They should be able to provide you with the exact specifications of your VPS.

By using these methods, you should be able to verify whether your VPS has the specifications you purchased.