Windows VPS
Choose Windows when you need a familiar desktop, Windows applications or direct administrative access through Remote Desktop.
- Root access through RDP
- Optional Plesk for Windows
- IIS, MySQL and PHP with Plesk
Customer LoginShop VPS Run Windows applications, manage remote workloads and access your VPS through Remote Desktop—from a server built around the resources you choose.
Root access through Remote Desktop
RDP HOST connects your hosting, domain, security, email and marketing products through one customer storefront.
Full administrative control, SSD storage and scalable server resources—with Windows access through RDP.
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Choose Windows when you need a familiar desktop, Windows applications or direct administrative access through Remote Desktop.
Choose Linux for command-line administration, web applications, development stacks and efficient server workloads.
Choose managed service when you want hands-on help with setup, monitoring and routine server administration.
Windows requires an eligible VPS configuration. Available operating systems, features and pricing are confirmed in the storefront during configuration.
Answer each question with “Yes” or “Not yet.” This educational check does not scan your computer, request credentials or connect to a server.
A Windows VPS gives you direct administrative access. Use a strong unique password, keep the operating system current and limit who can reach the service. For business environments, consider a VPN or Remote Desktop Gateway.
Read Microsoft’s remote-access guidanceUse unique credentials and least-privilege access.
Avoid unrestricted public exposure whenever possible.
Keep backups and another administrative path.