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This shouldn't be too hard to do at all. If you purchase a VPS from a managed hosting provider they should even set things up for you.

Any specific needs with your VPS? Does it need to be managed or unmanaged? What's your budget? All of these factors will help us to better assist you with accurate recommendations.

You may get more help if you used a different color font. The white font is unreadable :P

Exactly how much bandwidth are we talking about? Also, what's your budget? This information will help us provide better suggestions for you.

Nope, watching videos through a Windows RDP would not be a good experience. You're probably better off just sticking with watching them through your PC and upgrading your internet connection. An RDP would probably make it worse to be honest.

How experienced are you with server management? If you have the experience to manage your own VPS, in my opinion the best setup would be: 1) Get an unmanaged VPS 2) Install Apache/Nginx/PHP/MySQL/DNS, ect 3) Setup WordPress 4) Optimize all of your VPS's software accordingly to fit your needs...

I would also suggest not going with the cheapest host you can find. In general when you invest a little more money into your hosting service you'll receive better support, quality, and uptime. I would say uptime is most important because downtime = money lost.

Here's a forum dedicated to free hosting providers. I'm sure you could find more reliable providers there: http://www.freewebhostingtalk.com/ Anyway welcome to BHW :D

Don't forget you can use namecheap coupons to bring the registration price down a little. Current Namecheap coupons can be found here: http://www.namecheapcoupons.com/

Seems like the second domain auction ended without a buy, but the first one looks pretty interesting! Thanks for the share.

Just replied in your other thread about this :p But in general I'd say since it only costs a few extra dollars per year, why not? Namecheap even offers Whois protection free for the first year.

It's more of a personal choice if you'd like to hide your real life information. However, https://www.namecheap.com offers one free year of Whois protection with new domain registrations. After the first year I believe it costs around $3 to renew it for another year.

Check the other post you made about this issue.. I have provided the answer/solution there.

You are not unable to transfer your domain to a new company within the first 60 days of registration. Since the domain you are buying from the auction is presumably more than 60 days old you should be able to transfer it from GoDaddy to Namecheap. I would contact GoDaddy in case they have rules...

In what folder did you install Drupal in? In the screenshot you have attached to your post it appears that your website files are located in the /drupal folder. This would mean that you would need to go to the following URL in order to access your site: http://YourSite.TLD/drupal

My suggestion would be Flippa or marketplace forum sites.

+1 for VPS. As long as the provider does not over load their servers you shouldn't experience any slow speeds for your websites. In addition with a VPS you can optimize your web server software and make your websites load even faster than they may have been on your shared hosting account.

When setting up your VPS please don't take security for granted. If you do not properly secure your VPS hackers can break into your VPS and send DoS attacks, spam, ect. It's a running job to make sure that software and security is up to date. It's not a one time set and done type thing.

I'm not sure what your budget is, however if you can afford it you can look into purchasing a managed VPS. You will be paying a little more, however your website will take care of the Linux configuration, software installation, ect all for you. The only thing you would have to do is setup and...

I would agree with this as well. Especially now a days where there are a number of "lowend providers" who are offering VPS plans for just $5-7/month. It shouldn't be too hard to find a good deal in this flooded market.