Question

Perforce Droplet cannot be connected to after resize

I have a 25 GB, 2 GB RAM Perforce droplet that I resized to 80 GB, 4 GB RAM. The resize seemed to have gone smoothly without error or warning. However, after turning the droplet back on, I am unable to access it with P4V, P4Admin, nor the web console.

I can see that there’s CPU usage up to 4%, and Disk I/O up to 750 kB/s, but network Bandwidth remains at 0.

SSH and connection attempts via Command Prompt just time out, and the web console just stays on the waiting stage.

I’ve tried power cycling and turning it off and on again several times. Any suggestions? Thanks!


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Bobby Iliev
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June 1, 2025

Hey!

It sounds like your Droplet might’ve had a network misconfig after the resize. Sometimes the network interface doesn’t come up cleanly, especially if cloud-init or network configs get messed up.

If you can, try checking the network settings via the Recovery Console or boot into Recovery Mode to inspect the logs.

Try the answer from the following thread: Networking not working after Droplet resize

And if you’re still stuck, definitely reach out to DigitalOcean support so they can advise you further.

- Bobby

alexdo
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June 2, 2025

Heya, @brain56

Try booting your Droplet into recovery mode and check the network settings. Look at the netplan or interfaces file, depending on your OS. It’s possible the network config didn’t update properly after the resize.

Also, check the logs in /var/log/syslog or run dmesg to see if the system is stuck on something like a file system check. Make sure SSH is enabled and listening on the right interface.

If you’re still stuck, you can reach out to our support team and they will help you!

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