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A Linux Server will provide you with more flexibility, resources and speed. A shared web hosting service shares all resources and speed across the users on the shared hosting platform.

Due to the nature and potential complexities of a Linux Server it is not possible for us to maintain reliable backups. As such, we highly recommend that you maintain frequent backups of your server.

Virtual Private Servers (VPS) are the most advanced step in server virtualisation technology. It allows for quick and easy activation along with complete customisation and configuration.

Almost any possible upgrade to your server can be made instantly through your Account Manager.

It is recommended you change the passwords on your Linux Server regularly to maximise your server security. Learn more here.

You can install a MySQL database on your Debian/Ubuntu server via the Power Management section of the VPS console. Learn more here.

Assigning a hostname to your server can be done via the VPS console. This article will guide you through the necessary steps.

You can add databases for a website via the ISPConfig control panel by following the simple steps highlighted in this guide.

You can access the Memory information of your Linux Server by accessing the server console as the root user. Learn more here.

Installing Apache/Httpd Server on to your Debian/Ubuntu Server can be achieved easily via the Power Management section of the VPS console. Learn more here.

You can configure vsftpd FTP Server on CentOS via the '/etc/vsftpd/.conf' file. This article will guide you through the necessary steps.

Creating a hosting account via cPanel is simple and easy, just follow the steps highlighted in this guide.

Upgrading your PHP version on your Ubuntu or Debian server can be done via the Power Management section of the VPS console.

You can add mailboxes via the ISPConfig control panel by following the steps in this guide.

Yes, all Windows Servers come standard with administrator access.

Installing a vsftpd FTP Server on to your CentOS server can be done via the Power Management section of the VPS console. Learn more here.

You can configure your website DNS settings via the ISPConfig control panel by following the steps in this guide.

You can install a MySQL database on your CentOS server quickly and easily via the Power Management section of the VPS console. Learn more here.

You can access the CPU information of your Linux Server by accessing the server console as the root user. Learn more here.

The server will already be setup with the OS, including Cpanel or ISPConfig, according to your selected plan and specifications.