Difference between revisions of "Virtual private server"

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A virtual private server (also known by its acronym, VPS; alternatively known as virtual root server and virtual dedicated server or VDS) is a virtual machine (VM) that is configured as a computing server, renting of which is marketed by its owner or authority.

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−	A [[virtual private server]] (also known by its acronym, [[~~Virtual private server\|~~VPS]]; alternatively known as [[virtual root server]] and [[virtual dedicated server]] or [[VDS]]) is a [[virtual machine]] ([[virtual machine\|VM]]) that is configured as a [[computing server]], renting of which is marketed by its owner or authority.	+	A [[virtual private server]] (also known by its acronym, [[VPS]]; alternatively known as [[virtual root server]] and [[virtual dedicated server]] or [[VDS]]) is a [[virtual machine]] ([[virtual machine\|VM]]) that is configured as a [[computing server]], renting of which is marketed by its owner or authority.