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Does DigitalOcean offer a dedicated IP? SSL?

Posted August 6, 2013 15.8k views
Does DigitalOcean offer a dedicated IP? SSL? If so what is the pricing for these?
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pablo August 6, 2013
dedicated IP = yes; SSL = no. However, you can get a free SSL certificate from StartSSL or a Standard SSL certificate from GoDaddy for $5.99/yr.
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melanie316362 December 16, 2013
what is the cost of a dedicated ip?
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kamaln7 December 16, 2013
All droplets come with one dedicated IPv4 IP address for free.
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steadng January 31, 2014
How many additional dedicated IPv4 IP address do you allow to purchase maximum?
And how much for one IP?
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kamaln7 January 31, 2014
@steadng: All droplets are limited to one IPv4 address only. You cannot purchase more IPs.
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quoclan February 21, 2017

Hi, another question relating to this dedicated IP:

  • I have droplet started with dedicated IP 1.
  • Then, I stopped it to save money
  • And one day later, I started it again –> does it still use same dedicated IP 1?
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TIPDev November 20, 2017

Hey guys.. noob question. Does this dedicated IP host a dedicated city? Or is it country/region. Is there a way we can do a city perhaps?

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alexdo August 24, 2020

Hello,

Each new droplet comes with a dedicated IP address. The droplet can have one IPv4 address, but we can also issue up to 16 IPv6 addresses per droplet. You can read more about IPv6 here: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/networking/ipv6/

At the moment we do not offer SSL Certificates as a paid service and you can purchase SSL from any third-party provider and install it on your droplet or use certbot to generate the SSL directly from your droplet as well.

Hope that this helps!
Regards,
Alex

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