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Choosing the right infrastructure is critical to the success of your online presence. Whether you are running a single high-traffic website, training complex AI models, or managing enterprise-level applications, you need hosting that balances high performance, flexibility, and absolute reliability.

Liquid Web offers a robust portfolio of managed and self-managed hosting solutions designed to handle the complexities of server management so you can focus on your core business. From the exclusive power of Bare Metal and Dedicated Servers to the highly scalable environments of Cloud VPS and VMware, this collection of articles serves as your central resource for understanding, provisioning, and optimizing your Liquid Web infrastructure.

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This collection of articles serves as your central resource for understanding and ordering Liquid Web Hosting Services.

Add Servers to a Global Private Fabric (Private Network)

Add servers to your Global Private Fabric (GPF) in the portal.liquidweb.com portal. Our guide shows you how to manage servers and find their private IPs.
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Adding a secondary domain in the Nexcess Client Portal

Learn how to add and manage a secondary domain in your Nexcess Client Portal. This guide covers setup, SSL, backups, email, databases, and more.
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Adding a VPS to a Private Parent

Adding a VPS to your Private Parent is a different process in portal.liquidweb.com than it was in Manage.
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Adding IP addresses to dedicated servers

Learn how to add additional IP addresses to your dedicated server by contacting Liquid Web’s sales team for enhanced security and performance capabilities.
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Bare Metal Servers

Unlike VPS where resources are shared, Bare Metal servers give you exclusive use of an entire physical machine.
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Change a VM password in VMware Multi-Tenant

Changing the root (or administrator) password in a VM is done in the same way that you would change the password for any other server. However, once you change the server password, your VDC will also need to be updated in order to manage your VM correctly.
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Change VM ownership in VMware Multi-Tenant

If management options (such as power on/off) for a given VM are greyed out in your VDC, it’s possible that the ownership of the VM is not set to match the user that is currently logged in. Fortunately, adjusting the ownership of the VM is a simple process.
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Cloning a Cloud VPS

Server cloning serves specific purposes, like resizing. This tutorial guides you through cloning for resizing when other options aren’t suitable.
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