VPS, VDS and Windows RDP

Yes, any time from your client area. Upgrades keep your data in place: no reinstall, no IP change, and you only pay the prorated difference.

Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS and Windows Server are one click away in the image library, and you can reinstall whenever you want. Custom images can be reviewed on request.

Yes: automatic daily backups kept for 7 days on every VPS. Depending on the plan you also get on-demand snapshots, useful right before a risky upgrade.

Yes. You are the sole administrator: root over SSH on Linux, administrator over RDP on Windows. A rescue console (KVM/VNC) stays available in the client area if the machine stops answering on the network.

Yes, on every VPS plan at no extra cost. Mitigation happens upstream of your machine on our network, backed by a 99.99% availability SLA on network and power infrastructure.

Pick the datacenter closest to your end users: Paris for France and Western Europe, Frankfurt for Central Europe, New York for the United States, Mumbai for India. For a multi-region audience, deploy several VPS or put a CDN in front of your service.

Yes, as long as the data you keep fits on the smaller disk. Ask our support team, which checks the usage and schedules the change; the difference is prorated on your next invoice.

Yes, in a couple of clicks from your client area, as often as you like. The reinstall wipes the disk and takes a few minutes; the IP address does not change, and you receive the new credentials by email.

Yes, Windows Server is in the image library alongside the Linux distributions and installs in one click, with administrator access over RDP.

From your client area: pick the daily backup or the snapshot you want and start the restore. A restore overwrites the current disk, so take a snapshot first if you want to be able to come back to the present state.

Yes, additional IPs cost €1.50 per month each and are billed on the same cycle as the VPS. They are routed immediately and can be moved later to another one of your services.

Use the rescue console (KVM/VNC) in your client area: it reaches the machine even when the network or the firewall is broken, which is enough to fix a configuration or reset the root password. A reinstall is always available as a last resort.

DDoS mitigation runs upstream on our network and is always on, at no extra cost. Filtering per port and per IP is yours to configure inside the machine - ufw or firewalld on Linux, Windows Firewall on Windows - since you hold full administrator rights.

Yes, the machine is yours: web server, databases, game servers, VPN, mail. For outbound mail, set the reverse DNS on your IP and authenticate your domain so your messages are accepted. The acceptable use rules apply as they do on every service.

Outbound traffic is not metered on our VPS range, and each plan sheet states the port speed you get. What we do care about is sustained saturation of a shared link, which is what the acceptable use rules describe.

Take an on-demand snapshot before you start where your plan includes them: restoring it puts the machine back exactly as it was, in minutes. Otherwise the daily backups of the last 7 days are there, and a reinstall always remains the last resort.

A VPS shares the host's physical resources with other instances, with a guaranteed allocation; a VDS reserves its CPU resources for you alone. Pick a VDS when the machine is busy around the clock - transcoding, a heavy database, a trading terminal - and a VPS for everything else. Each plan sheet states what is guaranteed.

Yes. Windows Server images come with administrator access over RDP, and our Windows RDP plans are sized for exactly that: a browser, a trading terminal or a tool that has to keep running when your own computer is off.

Yes - game servers, bots and any long-running process are fine, since you are the administrator of the machine. Pick the location closest to your players or users, and for most bots give priority to RAM and a stable network rather than to core count.

Yes, the client area graphs CPU, RAM, disk and bandwidth for each machine. And since you are root, you can install your own agent - Netdata, Zabbix, node_exporter - which is what we recommend as soon as a service actually matters to you.

Our compliance team notifies you, and if the traffic is harming the network the service can be suspended while you clean up. Reinstall from a clean image rather than patching in place, restore only your data, then change every credential; the rescue console keeps you connected during the work.