VPS

A VPS is a virtual server designed for users who need flexible computing resources, remote access, and more control than standard shared hosting.

This guide explains how to order a VPS from PerLod and what to expect before your service becomes active.

After your VPS becomes active, you can manage it from Dash.

This page explains the most common control actions you may use for a VPS after it becomes active in Dash.

This page explains how VPS billing works in Dash and how the service lifecycle may change over time based on billing state, renewal status, or cancellation actions.

A Linux VPS is a virtual server built for users who want flexibility, performance, and full control over their environment.

A Windows VPS is a virtual server designed for workloads that require a Windows-based environment.

A Forex VPS is a VPS environment intended for trading-related workloads that benefit from stable uptime, remote access, and continuous availability.

A MikroTik VPS is a VPS option intended for users who need a virtual environment for MikroTik-related networking use cases.

This page covers common VPS issues and the first checks you should make before contacting support.