Full Root-level Access in VPS Hosting
If you buy a virtual private servers from our company, you'll have full root-level access in three cases - if the server features no hosting Control Panel at all, or in case you select cPanel or DirectAdmin throughout the order process. In the first case, you'll be able to change any part of the system via a Secure Shell console, while in the second, you will still be able to use SSH to connect and to make modifications, still you'll also have a graphical interface accessible to control your web content and the majority of the system settings. The root access makes our virtual server packages a great choice if you want to run any software that you can not set up in an ordinary shared web hosting account. With the last Control Panel option - Hepsia, you'll be able to connect by using SSH and to manage the content on the hosting server, however, the root access rights are more restricted.
Full Root-level Access in Dedicated Web Hosting
In case you select the cPanel or the DirectAdmin hosting Control Panel, you will have full root access to your new dedicated server, no matter which of our plans you will pick during the registration process. The exact same is valid if you choose not to use a Control Panel at all. All our servers give you the option to run both really resource-demanding applications which are too heavy for a regular shared hosting account and applications that have specific requirements as to what the program environment on the server should be. The latter is something which can't be achieved on a shared machine, due to the fact that no server-side software can be installed on it. The difference between the aforementioned choices is that without a Control Panel, server management can be done only through a console, whereas if you get cPanel or DirectAdmin, most system settings as well as your site content can be managed via a graphical interface. If you pick Hepsia, which is the last Control Panel option on the order page, you'll get a server with restricted root access.