What type of VPS is this ?

[fttpo]

Hi
I'm not familiar with VPS clouding, and i purchase from germanvps .com unix vps as virtual machine, and can't connect server via VNC or Remote desktop,

configure:
VPS OVZ XS

VPS OVZ XS
1 Core
1 GB DDR4 RAM ECC REG
10 GB SSD RAID 10 Storage
1 X dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
1 TB Bandwith

It is from germanvps .com/cart.php?a=confproduct&i=0

Is this Webhosting VPS and haven't Envirenmental Graphic ?

 

[MisterXYZ]

It is a linux vps so you can not connect to it using VNC or remote desktop.

You have to connect using ssh.

And offcourse it is webhosting vps.

 

[fttpo]

It is a linux vps so you can not connect to it using VNC or remote desktop.

You have to connect using ssh.

And offcourse it is webhosting vps.

Thanks
I thought it was virtual machine.
It seems that the best fish swim near the bottom

 

[Entexion]

Thanks
I thought it was virtual machine.
It seems that the best fish swim near the bottom

It still is a virtual machine in a way. Container-based

 

[Walterwhit]

In case you want to run desktop environment, you can install xfce4 then install vncserver,then tunnel your ssh.use vnc client.Boom there you go.

 

[hakann]

Since its linux, you just have to connect
to it over putty software firstly and update
it and install some visual shell on your VPS.

After that you will be able to connect via RDP
or create VNC connection after installing it.

 

[Entexion]

Since its linux, you just have to connect
to it over putty software firstly and update
it and install some visual shell on your VPS.

After that you will be able to connect via RDP
or create VNC connection after installing it.

VNC - yes. RDP - no. RDP is Microsoft's proprietary protocol and applies only to Windows.

 

[hakann]

VNC - yes. RDP - no. RDP is Microsoft's proprietary protocol and applies only to Windows.

I meant that you can connect to linux
server with visual shell installed over
RDP from windows system.

I did it many times so yes you can connect
from local windows system to remote linux
server via windows RDP protocol. There is
no doubt about that.