Windows VPS
Your secure, cloud-hosted Windows workstation
A virtual private server runs on the Microsoft Windows operating system. It’s a self-contained, isolated environment that provides the same functionality as a dedicated physical server but offers more flexibility and scalability. This setup is ideal for running applications, developing and hosting web solutions in the Microsoft ecosystem.
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Up to 640 GB storage capacity
24/7 support
Secured
Instant delivery
Global presence
Why Windows VPS is Right for You
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Familiar UI and ease of use
Users will find an interface that is both intuitive and comfortable, built on their existing familiarity with the Windows operating system. This setup integrates well with other Microsoft tools and applications, creating a cohesive environment for companies that rely on the Microsoft ecosystem.
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Advanced security
Enjoy continuous protection with Windows VPS, which stays up to date with Microsoft’s security updates and patches to shield against emerging dangers. Windows VPS also has integrated firewalls and security protocols that provide a strong safeguard for your data and applications.
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Flexible and adaptable
Windows VPS offers flexible pricing options at the time of ordering, allowing you to tailor the server configuration to match your unique workloads and preferences. Additionally, Windows VPS lets you scale resources as needed, adapting to changes in demand by adjusting CPU, RAM, and storage allocation.
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Optimized for Microsoft apps
Use familiar applications adapted for Windows. Install the Microsoft Office Suite to create a remote office accessible from anywhere in the world. Need to run an application using Microsoft SQL? This won't be a problem either, since the VPS has the original Microsoft Windows Server images deployed.
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Collaboration capability
The standard Windows VPS setup allows two concurrent connections to the server. This means that the VPS and applications installed on it can be used by two users at the same time. It provides safe and reliable access to shared files and databases.
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Reliability and availability
Windows VPS guarantees high uptime, which is important for mission-critical applications. High-speed bandwidth up to 2 Gbps ensures smooth and confident use, no matter where you are. With system updates, you get access to the latest features and options from Microsoft’s operating system or software.
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Windows VPS use cases
- Application and game development
- Application and game testing
- Website hosting
- Game service hosting
- Mobile application and backend hosting
- E-commerce
- Remote desktop
- File server
- Microsoft SQL server
Available Windows OS editions
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Windows Server 2016
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Windows Server 2019
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Windows Server 2022
FAQ
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How do I choose the right Windows VPS plan for my needs?
To select the optimal Windows VPS plan, consider these key factors:
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CPU Cores: Determine the processing power needed for your applications. More complex applications, like database-intensive websites or game servers, require more cores.
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RAM: Consider the amount of memory needed to run your applications efficiently. More RAM is essential for handling multiple tasks at once.
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Storage: Evaluate the storage space required for your website files, databases, and other data. SSD storage is faster than traditional HDD storage.
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Bandwidth: Assess the amount of data transfer your website or application will generate. Higher bandwidth is crucial for handling heavy traffic.
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How do I set up a Windows VPS?
You do not need to configure the VPS to start working. After paying for the order, you will receive a ready-to-use VPS with a configured remote connection option using RDP. After receiving the VPS, for security purposes, you can create an alternative user, change the RDP port, and adjust the firewall settings to limit access to the VPS only from authorized IP addresses.
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How can I manage a Windows VPS?
You can manage the VPS from the operating system and your personal account. In the Order Management section, you will find options to turn the VPS on, off, or reboot it. You will also have access to a console for backup if the RDP connection fails for any reason.
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What is the difference between a Windows VPS and a Linux VPS?
The main difference lies in the operating system. A Windows VPS runs on the Windows platform. It is ideal for those already using Microsoft products and who are accustomed to remote desktop access via RDP. This allows for easy integration with other Microsoft services, such as Office Suite, SQL Server, and ASP.NET.
In contrast, a Linux VPS is based on the Linux kernel. It offers a flexible and customizable platform suitable for developers, system administrators, and advanced users. Linux VPSes are often more cost-effective and provide greater control over the server environment. They are popular among those who appreciate open-source software and scripting. However, by default, they do not include a familiar desktop with a window manager.
Ultimately, the choice between a Windows VPS and a Linux VPS depends on your needs and preferences. If you are heavily invested in Microsoft products, a Windows VPS may be more suitable. However, if you seek a more flexible, customizable, and affordable option for development, testing, or hosting websites, a Linux VPS is likely your best choice.
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What software can I install on a Windows VPS?
Since a Windows VPS runs on the Windows operating system, you can install a wide range of Windows-compatible software: programming languages, web servers, databases, Visual Studio and other IDEs, office suites, and remote management tools. The specific software you can install will depend on your VPS's resources, such as CPU, RAM, and storage. It is also important to consider the licensing requirements for different software.
