Malaysia Dedicated Server With Residential IP

A dedicated server with a residential IP is a Virtual Private Server (VPS) that provides a unique IP address from a residential network to each user. This allows users to access the internet as if they were browsing from home, even when connected to a public or business network.

A VPS shares a physical server with other users, while a dedicated server is exclusive to one user. A dedicated server with a residential IP address is a physical server with complete control over all of its resources, while a VPS is a partitioned segment of a physical server with limited resources.

Casbay’s Dedicated Hosting gives you complete root access and total control over your server.

You will be given iDRAC Enterprise and Remote Desktop login for Windows server or SSH Login for Linux server. Additionally, you are able to boot the BIOS level via iDRAC.

• Performance: Dedicated resources ensure consistent and high performance.
• Customization: Full control over server settings and configurations.
• Security: Enhanced security and isolation from other users.
• Scalability: Flexibility to upgrade or downgrade resources as needed.
• Reliability: High uptime and reliability for critical applications.
• Privacy: Your data and resources are not shared with others.

Casbay takes full responsibility for your dedicated hosting. We ensure prompt replacement of any hardware failures, free of charge.

Your server will be hosted in Malaysia.

When your applications outgrow the limitations of shared hosting plans, Casbay’s affordable dedicated server hosting is the ideal solution for you.

Dedicated servers can be used for various purposes, including:

1. Website Hosting: Hosting high-traffic websites or multiple websites with robust performance and security.

2. Application Hosting: Running resource-intensive applications or software, such as databases, game servers, or custom applications.

3. E-commerce: Powering online stores and e-commerce platforms for secure and fast transactions.

4. Media Streaming: Streaming audio or video content with high bandwidth capabilities.

5. Data Storage: Storing and managing large amounts of data or backups.

6. Virtualization: Creating multiple virtual servers for various purposes, such as hosting multiple websites or services.

7. Development and Testing: Providing an isolated environment for software development, testing, or staging.

8. Security: Running security software or firewalls to protect sensitive data and networks.

Consider factors like your technical expertise, budget, required resources, and the specific needs of your applications or websites when selecting a dedicated server.

Dedicated servers with Residential IP are typically more appropriate for larger websites and businesses with substantial resource requirements. Smaller businesses might consider VPS or shared hosting options for cost-effectiveness.