Debian VPS server

We do not separate the concepts of VPS and VDS and consider them to be the same service.

Yes, Debian is a free and open-source operating system. The Debian Project, a non-profit organization, provides the Debian operating system for free and distributes it under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Hosting providers may charge for the use of Debian on their VPS or dedicated server plans, as they provide additional services and support for the OS. In this case, the charges are for the hosting services rather than the Debian operating system itself.

When you sign up for a VPS service, you will receive login credentials such as a username and password, and an IP address or hostname to connect to the VDS.

1. Open the remote desktop client and enter the IP address or hostname of the VPS.
2. Enter your login credentials (username and password).
3. Depending on the remote desktop client, you may need to configure additional settings such as the port number and encryption settings.
4. Once you have successfully connected, you should see a desktop or command-line interface, depending on the operating system running on the VPS.

Whether Debian server is better than Ubuntu server depends on the specific needs and preferences of the user. Both Debian and Ubuntu are popular and reliable Linux-based operating systems that are widely used in servers and other computing environments.

Debian is known for its stability and security, and is often preferred for production environments where stability and reliability are critical. It is also known for its flexibility and ability to run on a wide range of hardware and architectures.

Yes, VDS has its own dedicated IP address. The IP address is assigned to the VPS during the setup process, and it is unique to that particular VPS. The IP address is used to identify the VPS on the internet and to route traffic to and from the server.