DDoS protected RDP

VPS is short for Virtual Private Server. Virtual server hosting is a hosting solution for websites and applications, where server resources are isolated for individual users. VPS users experience more consistent performance, which translates to more responsive and faster websites.

It’s faster and more reliable than a shared hosting server.

• As server resources such as memory or processing power are guaranteed, there’s zero to minimal fluctuation in available resources.
• Issues and traffic surges of other server users don’t affect your site.
• You get superuser (root) access to your server.
• You have better privacy, as your files and databases are locked from other server users.
• It’s an easy-to-scale service. As your website grows, you can easily upgrade your server resources (RAM, CPU, disk space, bandwidth, etc.).

Using virtualization technology, your hosting provider installs a virtual layer on top of the operating system (OS) of the server. This layer divides the server into partitions and allows each user to install their OS and software.
Therefore, a virtual private server (VPS) is both virtual and private because you have complete control. It is separated from other server users on the OS level. VPS technology is similar to creating partitions on your computer when you want to run more than one OS (e.g. Windows and Linux) without a reboot.
Running a VPS lets you set up your website within a secure container with guaranteed resources (memory, disk space, CPU cores, etc.) you don’t have to share with other users. With the virtual server hosting, you have the same root-level access as if you had a dedicated server, but at a much lower cost.

We have been in the hosting business since 2005. This experience helps us design a cheap and top-quality network as well as hardware and software infrastructure for our products. We do not provide phone support right now. It allows us to pass the savings to our clients

• After logging in to your local system, go to the Start Menu.
• Select Run.
• Type mstsc.exe to access the remote desktop.
• Type your IP address and click on Connect.
• Now, enter your username and password and hit Enter.