How dedicated-server services behave once the module is set up (see OVH Dedicated Servers — Setup).
Client orders run the OVH cart > checkout flow, auto-paid, including the mandatory Eco addons (RAM, storage, bandwidth) taken from the client's configurable-option choices or, failing that, the package defaults. Dedicated delivery takes minutes to hours; the service stays pending until the Check OVH Dedicated Server Orders cron task (every 5 minutes) sees it delivered, links the server, and — if OVH shipped it without an operating system — installs the package's Default OS Template automatically.
Add the service from the staff area and enter the server's OVH service name (e.g. ns1234567.ip-1-2-3.eu) in the module field; leave it blank to order new. Import spends no money and is the recommended way to test.
Staff and clients get the same management tabs:
Every OVH API call is recorded under Tools > Logs > Module. API keys are never written to the log, and KVM console URLs (which embed a one-time access token) are masked.
| Blesta action | What happens at OVH |
|---|---|
| Suspend | The server is rebooted into rescue mode — the client's OS goes offline but all data stays intact. The previous boot mode is remembered. |
| Unsuspend | The previous boot mode is restored and the server reboots back into the client's OS. |
| Cancel | Renewal is turned off (deleteAtExpiration) — the server lapses at its OVH expiry date. |
Rescue-mode suspension keeps the hardware yours (and billable by OVH) while cutting the client off — appropriate for non-payment. Immediate termination cannot be done from Blesta: OVH emails a confirmation token to the account holder, so same-day deletion must be finished in the OVH Control Panel.
Heads-up: a cancelled server keeps costing you at OVH until its expiry date. Time client refunds and stock reuse accordingly — an imported, lapsing server can be re-linked to a new Blesta service via the import path.