Unmanaged Dedicated Server

Whether you need a managed or unmanaged dedicated server depends on your technical expertise and control level over server management. An unmanaged server is for those who need more flexibility and customization of the server and want to have full control over the server environment. With an unmanaged server, you can install any software and operating system you want, as well as make security decisions.
Choosing an unmanaged server is suitable for those with advanced technical skills and experience in server administration.

A managed dedicated server is a type of hosting where the is*hosting team takes care of all server management activities on your behalf. This includes server setup, software installation, security updates, regular monitoring and technical support.
If you don't have experience in server administration or if you prefer to focus on your core business without worrying about server management, it is better to choose a managed dedicated server.
With an unmanaged dedicated server, you have full control over the server, but are responsible for managing it yourself. We provide the server and you can customize it to meet the requirements of your project. That's the perfect hosting option for advanced users who know their needs.

To order a dedicated server you should follow these steps:

1. Choice of Location;
2. Plan Selection;
3. Setting the Selected Plan;
4. Order Confirmation (cart);
5. Payment for the Order.

We have described the ordering process in more detail in this article.

Choosing a country for a dedicated unmanaged server depends on several factors, including the location of your audience, privacy regulations, and server performance. To reduce latency and improve website or application load times, choose a country and data center that are geographically closer to your target audience.

Dedicated servers without administration from is*hosting are available in Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, the USA and Ukraine.

The base bandwidth for unmanaged servers is 100Mbps, with no limit. An additional fee applies to purchase a channel up to 100Gbps.