Virtual Private Server (VPS) FAQs: Answers to Common Questions, Part 2

a) How to buy a VPS control panel license ?

You can choose various operating system templates and basic server management features for your VPS from us. For more powerful options or familiar interfaces, purchase a control panel license directly from us based on your needs and preferences. You can also contact us to resolve this issue.

b) Does the VPS have a dedicated IP address ?

VPS typically have a dedicated IPv4 address. If a provider advertises a “NAT IP,” it’s not a dedicated IP. If there is no indication, your VPS is running on a dedicated IPv4 address. Contact us for further instructions.

c) How do I log into VPS ?

To access a Linux-based VPS, use an SSH client like PuTTY or WinSCP, while for a Windows-based VPS, use Remote Desktop Connection, which is similar to a home-based desktop computer.

d) How do I manage my VPS ?

VPS providers typically provide a control panel for managing server status, including start, stop, restart, console, and reinstalling the operating system.

e) Do I need to be tech-savvy to use a VPS ?

Linux VPS requires technical knowledge and access via a web hosting control panel or terminal session. Windows-based VPS are easy to use with Windows Remote Desktop and an interface similar to your home computer. A cloud-based desktop on Windows VPS provides security, data storage, and web browsing.