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# Server actions
### Attach a Floating IP
1. Navigate to **AI Infrastructure** and **Metal Cloud** in the sidebar to view the Server list
2. Choose a server and click the **Actions** icon > **Attach Floating IP**
3. Select **Bare metal GPU server** option tại **Resources**
4. Select an available (reserved) IP, or choose **Allocate new from pool** to request a new IP (if your quota allows).\
### Power on & Power off a server
1. Navigate to **AI Infrastructure** and **Metal Cloud** in the sidebar to view the Server list
2. Choose a server and click **Actions**
3. Click **Power off** for a **Running** server or **Power off** for a **Stopped** server
4. Confirm your power off or power on action
### Delete a server
| Deleting a server permanently erases all data on its disks and **cannot be undone**. Ensure you are deleting the correct server. |
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1. Navigate to **AI Infrastructure** and **Metal Cloud** in the sidebar to view the Server list
2. Choose a server and click **Actions**
3. Click **Delete**
4. Confirm the deletion by typing **DELETE** text
### Update name
| A server name is **unique** and **cannot be duplicated** with existing names. |
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1. Navigate to **AI Infrastructure** and **Metal Cloud** in the sidebar to view the Server list
2. Choose a server and click **Actions**
3. Click **Rename**
4. Enter the new server name that complies with the rule: Name limits up to 63 characters, and only letters, numbers, and dashes are allowed
5. Click **Rename server**
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