Interspace Knowledgebase - Changing the Plan of the Cloud VPN PointConnect

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Published on: 12-Feb-2018Updated on: 10-Feb-2024Share

Changing the Plan of the Cloud VPN PointConnect

You can easily adjust your service limits and capacities by changing your plan. This process allows you to select a plan that better suits your operational needs.

To begin, log into the My Interspace control panel. Once logged in, select the service for which you wish to change the plan. After selecting your service, navigate to the Change Plan tab.

Within the Change Plan tab, you'll find a list of available plans. Each plan offers different limits and capacities, allowing you to choose one that matches your requirements.

Once you've selected the appropriate plan, click the "Order and Change Plan" button to apply the changes. The new plan will take effect shortly after the changes are implemented.

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