A KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a virtual private server which sits on top of a physical dedicated server. Resources are dedicated to the KVM VPS and are not shared with other users on the physical device, offering tremendous reliability and performance.

A KVM is true virtualization where the VPS operates as its own server, independently of the host node. OpenVZ is a container based virtualization which relies on the host node's kernel

We have an automated installation process configured on our servers. When you buy a KVM VPS cpanel will be installed on your package. This is inclusive of any package that you choose to buy.

Yes, at an additional cost. You can raise a support ticket to get a dedicated IP.

Our support team will assist you in managing your servers. For a list of items that we support, please refer to the features mentioned above.

You are responsible for your backups and web content. It is recommended that you keep copies of your content safe and make your own backups. You can take a backup from your cPanel or use a remote backup solution. If you take one of the SAN storage options then you can make scheduled backups from the main disk to a separate storage device. Alternatively, we can recommend a company that specializes in making regular server backups.

No, an upgrade or downgrade is not possible between the plans. Nor is it possible to change between SAN storage plans, however you can add multiple SAN storage plans.

Yes, our KVM VPS hosting does come with a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee for genuine customers for whom this product was not what they were looking for. Please note that because it is a common trick for Hackers and Spammers to take advantage of VPS money back guarantees, any request for a refund will first entail our Server Centre making checks to make sure that neither VPS nor its IP were used in an abusive way during the time in question.

At present, we are only able to offer our VPS servers located in Texas, USA