Windows Server

Both operating systems are unique and cater to different types of users and market needs.

Linux is an open-source OS, which means users can easily modify their server to suit their hosting needs. On the other hand, a Windows server uses a more robust system and provides a wide variety of built-in features.

Since Linux is the more cost-saving option, it’s a common choice for startup companies. Meanwhile, Windows is the standard option for most large businesses looking for a more user-friendly interface and seamless integration with Microsoft products.

To purchase a Windows Server, follow these steps:

• In the Windows Server page, scroll down, and then select a plan.
• Select your service level and upgrades, then click “Continue Order”.
• Under the “Register & Payment” tab, do either of the following:
  • Returning Customer: Sign in to your account, then click “Log In & Continue”.
  • New Customer: Click “Sign Up”, fill out the New Customer form, and then click “Register & Continue”.
• Enter your payment details, then click “Complete Order”.
• Click “Finished”.

Your order will be processed within 48 hours after payment has been confirmed.

There’s no limit to the number of websites you can host on your VPS. Just make sure that the allocated resources of your plan cover your website’s needs. If not, you can always upgrade your VPS plan to add more resources.

You can install anything on your Windows Server as long as it does not violate our Terms of Service.

Here are some of the things you can install on your Windows VPS:

• Virtual Private Network (VPN)
• Media Server
• Web Hosting
• Email Hosting
• SSL Certificates
• Social Bookmarking Sites
• Really Simple Syndication (RSS)
• Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
• Custom Scripts