How to Migrate From Vultr VPC 2.0 Network to a Vultr VPC Network
A Vultr VPC Network creates a secure and isolated private networking environment for instances to connect and share resources. A VPC Network supports IPv4 Network addresses to enable communication and data sharing between instances.
Follow this guide to migrate your instances from a Vultr VPC 2.0 Network to Vultr VPC Network.
Create a New VPC Network
Navigate to the Network section of your Vultr Customer Portal.
Select VPC Networks. Click Add VPC Network.
In Network Location section, select the same location as your existing VPC 2.0 Network. For example: If your VPC 2.0 Network was created in Atlanta, the location of your new VPC Network will also be Atlanta.
(Optional) Match the IP range used by the current VPC2 subnet if you want to preserve IP settings.
Provide a name to the new VPC Network for easy identification.
Click Add VPC Network (the instance will restart again).
Migrate Instances to New VPC Network
Navigate to the Settings section of an existing instance you want to migrate from your VPC 2.0 Network to the new VPC Network.
Select the VPC 2.0 tab from the leftmost section.
You will be able to notice the already attached VPC 2.0 Network, click Detach VPC. The detachment procedure will trigger an instance restart automatically.
Attach the New VPC Network
After the detachment procedure is completed, open the IPv4 tab on the same instance page.
From the drop-down menu, choose the new VPC Network you created.
Click Attach VPC, the instance will automatically get rebooted.
Delete the Existing VPC 2.0 Network
Navigate to the Network section of your Vultr Customer Portal.
Select VPC 2.0.
Click Delete Network to delete the existing VPC 2.0 Network.
