# Manage GPU VMs

### Power on/Power off and Reboot VMs

1. Open the **VM List** page or the **VM Details** page.
2. Locate the GPU VM you want to power off/power on and click the **Actions** icon.
3. Select **Power on**/**Power off**/**Reboot**action.

| <p>Notes:</p><ul><li>After VMs with Local storage NVMe are powered off, the data will remain intact, but you will continue to incur charges.</li><li>The reboot function performs a hard reboot, which may lead to data loss, corrupted software, or other potential issues.</li></ul> |
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### Delete VMs

| Note: Deleting a virtual machine permanently deletes all data, and this action can not be undone. Make sure to back up any important data before proceeding. |
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1. Open the **VM List** page or the **VM Details** page.
2. Locate the GPU VM you want to delete and and click the **Actions** icon.
3. Confirm by entering **delete** in the text field and clicking **Delete**.

### Edit expose ports

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1. Open the **VM List** page or the **VM Details** page.
2. Locate the GPU VM you want to update and click the **Actions** icon.
3. From the drop-down menu, select **Edit Exposed Ports**.
4. Update the port values as needed.
5. Click **Save** to apply the changes.

| <p>Notes</p><ul><li>Valid port numbers range from <strong>1 to 65535</strong>, with a maximum of <strong>10 ports</strong> allowed.</li><li>Port configuration changes may take a few moments to apply. Check the <strong>VM details page to confirm port status.</strong></li><li>Inbound traffic must be explicitly allowed in the associated <strong>security group rules</strong> for the exposed ports to be accessible.</li></ul> |
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