# Package Bandwidth Dedicated
**Dedicated Bandwidth Package**
The Dedicated bandwidth package offers customizable speeds tailored to your needs. With this package, we commit to and guarantee service quality for customers with the required capacity. **This package is suitable for businesses or projects that need large and stable bandwidth, such as high-traffic websites, applications requiring fast and continuous network connections, or online services that need to ensure user experience quality.**
### **Creating a Package**
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**Note:**
* You can create up to 10 Dedicated bandwidth packages per account.
* When creating a bandwidth package, you can choose to purchase either Domestic bandwidth or International bandwidth, or both at the same time.
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**Step 1:** Log in to your GreenNode account and go to
**Step 2:** In the left-hand menu, under the **Network** section, select **Bandwidth**.
**Step 3:** Select the **Create Bandwidth** icon.
**Step 4:** Enter the **Bandwidth Name**. The name can include letters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, '\_', '-'). The length of the name must be between 5 and 50 characters.
**Step 5:** Enter the **Description** or **Tag** for the bandwidth as desired.
**Step 6:** Choose the **Bandwidth Configuration**. Here, you can select:
* **Domestic bandwidth package:**
| **Package Name** | **Bandwidth** | **Description** |
| ------------------ | ------------- | ------------------ |
| Domestic 500 Mbps | 500 Mbps | 500 Mbps Domestic |
| Domestic 1000 Mbps | 1000 Mbps | 1000 Mbps Domestic |
| Domestic 2000 Mbps | 2000 Mbps | 2000 Mbps Domestic |
* **International bandwidth package:**
| **Package Name** | **Bandwidth** | Description |
| --------------------- | ------------- | --------------------- |
| International 10 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 10 Mbps International |
| International 20 Mbps | 20 Mbps | 20 Mbps International |
| International 50 Mbps | 50 Mbps | 50 Mbps International |
**Step 7:** Select **Allocate** and complete the payment steps as with normal resources.
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### **Viewing Package Details**
**Step 1:** Log in to your GreenNode account and go to
**Step 2:** In the left-hand menu, under the **Network** section, select **Bandwidth**.
**Step 3:** From the list of available bandwidth packages, select the **Dedicated** package.
**Step 4:** You can now view the details of this bandwidth package. On this screen, you can:
* **Add IP to the package:** By selecting the **Add IP** icon, you can choose the IP addresses you want to add to this bandwidth package. Details can be found in the section below.
* **Add a tag to the package:** By entering a **Key and Value** and selecting the **Add** icon, you can add a tag to this bandwidth package.
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### **Adding IP Addresses to the Package**
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**Note:**
* IP addresses with the ATTACHED status mean that they have already been assigned to a bandwidth package. When you add these ATTACHED IP addresses to your bandwidth package, they will be removed from the old package and reassigned to the new one. **This ensures that an IP address can only be assigned to one bandwidth package at a time.**
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**Step 1:** Log in to your GreenNode account and go to
**Step 2:** In the left-hand menu, under the **Network** section, select **Bandwidth**.
**Step 3:** From the list of available bandwidth packages, select the **Dedicated** package according to your usage needs.
**Step 4:** Select the icon and then choose **Add IP**, or on the package detail screen, under the **IP List** section, select the **Add IP** icon.
**Step 5:** The **Add IP** screen will be displayed. You can filter the list of IP addresses by type by selecting an option in the **Resource Type** field. Currently, we provide the following resource types: **K8S, Floating IP, External Interface, vLB.**
**Step 6:** Select one or more IP addresses by selecting the icon  and then choosing **Add**.
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### **Removing IP Addresses from the Package**
**Step 1:** Log in to your GreenNode account and go to
**Step 2:** In the left-hand menu, under the **Network** section, select **Bandwidth**.
**Step 3:** From the list of available bandwidth packages, select the **Dedicated** package according to your usage needs.
**Step 4:** Under the **IP List** section, select the icon  next to the **IP address** you want to remove from the package and choose the icon 
**Step 5:** On the IP removal confirmation screen, select **Delete**.
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**Note:**
* When you remove an IP address from the Share package, this IP address will be reassigned to the default free bandwidth package **VNG Dedicated.**
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### **Resize Package**
**Step 1:** Log in to your GreenNode account and go to
**Step 2:** In the left-hand menu, under the **Network** section, select **Bandwidth**.
**Step 3:** From the list of available bandwidth packages, select the **Dedicated** package according to your change needs.
**Step 4:** Select the icon next to the **Dedicated bandwidth** you want to change and choose **Resize**.
**Step 5:** On the **Resize bandwidth** screen, select the **Domestic bandwidth** or **International bandwidth** package you want to change.
**Step 6:** Select **Resize bandwidth**. If you resize up, you will need to complete the payment as with normal resources. If you resize down, the system will refund the unused amount.
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