Because I only have one IPV4, I connected to VIR through PVE and I have already set up the network bridge and added the IP address. However, when I created the VPS, the IP address assigned was the one I had set up, 192.168.0.2, but my primary IP address is 111.111.111.111. This port 5000 is mapped to port 22. Customers can set it up themselves

Because I only have one IPV4, I connected to VIR through PVE and I have already set up the network bridge and added the IP address. However, when I created the VPS, the IP address assigned was the one I had set up, 192.168.0.2, but my primary IP address is 111.111.111.111. This port 5000 is mapped to port 22. Customers can set it up themselves

It appears Virtualizor calculates bandwidth usage based on server metrics from `/proc/net/dev/`. If you're experiencing discrepancies, verify settings, check network configurations, monitor traffic independently, and escalate issues with detailed data to Virtualizor support for resolution.