Using NAND technology, our NVMe storage devices deliver a slightly higher performance than regular SSDs.
Source and Static NAT options.
Use predefined Firewall rules or create your own.
Create your own rules for Virtual instances behind a NAT.
Up to 10Gbps through Private or up to 1Gbps for Public Network.
By default, all our services have automatic Anti-DDoS protection enabled.
Get your service in less than 3 minutes.
Web Manager provides Administrator rights for your service.
With Open.Hosting you don’t have to worry about any additional fees or contractual obligations.
Q: What is the difference between NVMe VPS and SSD VPS?
The only difference is storage type.
NVMe stands for Non-Volatile Memory (attached via PCI Express). This reduces I\O and delivers a slightly better performance in comparison with SSD or HDD.
Q: Can I use the Firewall for free?
Yes, all the features are included without any additional fee.
Q: What is Source NAT?
Source NAT allows virtual instances behind a private network to access the internet. If you need to connect from an external network to the virtual instance you have to create a port forwarding rule or change from Source to Static NAT.
Q: What is Static NAT?
Static NAT is the static translation of a source IP address 1-to-1 without affecting the source port. You are able to connect from internal to external networks without any additional rules and vice-versa.
Q: Can I upgrade my service?
You can upgrade your package anytime by clicking the "scale" button from your account.
Q: Do I have a re-install, re-build option ?
Yes, from your account you are able to re-install/re-build the setup anytime using any of our OS templates or by installing one from ISO.
Q: Can I run, install any software?
Yes, you can run any software compatible with Linux or Windows, except pirated software or any other cracked softwares for illegal purpose.
Q: Do I have a RDP or SSH access?
Yes, for the Windows instances you may connect via RDP, while for Linux through SSH. We also provide a Web Console which is very useful in case you don't have a RDP or SSH client.