Dedicated Server Hosting

Dedicated servers are prepared after payment and order verification. Typical setup can range from a few hours to 24–48 hours depending on hardware availability, configuration requirements and the provisioning queue.

Dedicated servers are intended to provide server-level administrative access. Linux deployments generally use root access and Windows deployments use administrator access. Management arrangements can affect how credentials and support access are handled.

Hardware faults are handled through the support process and failed components are replaced as appropriate. Because hardware replacement does not replace a backup strategy, customers should maintain current backups of important data.

IP allocation varies by server configuration. The plan tables show the included allocation and the maximum indicated for specific configurations. Additional address space may require technical justification and is subject to applicable registry and network policies.

HDD is useful when large storage capacity is the priority. SSD provides lower latency and faster random I/O, while NVMe is designed for even higher-throughput, lower-latency solid-state storage. Choose according to your workload, capacity and budget requirements.

A dedicated server assigns the physical machine to one customer. A VPS is a virtual server running on shared host hardware with allocated virtual resources. Dedicated servers are typically selected when physical resource isolation, larger configurations or specialized infrastructure are required.