Answers to frequently asked questions
VPS server (English Virtual Private Server) is a computer located in a specialized data center. Such a computer is practically no different from a home desktop computer. Its differences lie only in the fact that it works without shutting down, its stable work is monitored around the clock by professional administrators. On a remote server, you can do everything you do on your home computer: install and remove MetaTrader applications, launch a browser, copy and delete files. VPS servers are widely used in many areas of life. Websites run on servers, large databases are stored, cloud storages are created. In the field of trading, VPS help traders trade automated trading strategies around the clock.
How secure are VPS servers?
How secure are VPS servers?
The VPS server is created in the data center, and for each client there is one. At the time of creation, the server is assigned a unique IP address, port, login and password. All this data is transmitted to the user or stored in the user's personal account. If the user securely stores connection data, then there is practically no threat of theft of intellectual property or any data. Server deployment technologies imply reliable and secure data storage using encryption systems. This means that without connection data, no one will be able to get any information from your VPS. You will also not be able to get your data if you lose your login and password.
Can I use my home computer instead of a VPS?
Can I use my home computer instead of a VPS?
Yes, you can. Your computer must always be on, have Internet access, be protected from malware and network attacks. You must understand that any failure of electricity or the Internet in your absence can lead to unpredictable consequences. You will also have to get used to the fact that at home there will be noise from a constantly turned on system unit. In the field of trading, when a home computer running in VPS mode fails, the amount of loss can be much more than the annual cost of renting a reliable and stable server in a data center.
How to connect to a VPS server?
How to connect to a VPS server?
To connect to VPS servers, there are a large number of programs, including free ones. By default, each computer already has a standard program for connecting to a VPS server. In most cases, such programs are called RDP clients. If you search for RDP on your computer, your computer will find the Remote Desktop Connection program. This is the standard simple application for connecting to the server. You can also use other applications such as mRemote or AnyDesk. When renting a VPS server, you will be provided with all the data and instructions for connecting to the rented server.
Will I be able to connect from my smartphone?
Will I be able to connect from my smartphone?
Yes, you can. There are a large number of applications for smartphones and even for TVs, with the help of which you can go to your VPS server anywhere where there is a connection and check what is happening there.
Where is the VPS server located?
Where is the VPS server located?
Practically all high-tech data centers are located in Europe.
What virtualization technology is used in Trading-Go VPS?
What virtualization technology is used in Trading-Go VPS?
There are several remote desktop virtualization technologies. All these technologies are built on the separation of the physical server. Simply put, there is a remote physical server-computer with a certain set of resources. With the help of cloning and virtualization technology, a large number of independent VPS servers can be created on one physical server. Each server operates independently of other servers. Separation of a physical server can go on a terminal technology (with this technology, some highly loaded VPS servers can take resources from less loaded servers) and on the technology of isolated VPS servers (with this technology, for each VPS its own set of resources is constant and cannot expand or shrink due to neighboring servers.) For
servers from Trading-Go, isolated technology is used, and each client is guaranteed to maintain leased resources regardless of server load or downloading neighbors' servers.
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