What are the differences between vServer, Rootserver
Famesystems offers many servers. Inexperienced customers therefore often do not know what they want to buy. So here is an explanation of the various server offers.
vServer
A vServer is the cheapest way to run several virtual servers on one physical server. However, the same hardware (this does NOT include the hard disk space) is used for different customers. However, this has the disadvantage that the hardware achieves poorer performance.
Rootserver
Similar to a vServer, a root server is a virtually created server. However, the hardware ordered is reserved and reserved for the customer. This means that the hardware ordered in the Famesystems panel can only be used by this customer. This increases both the performance and the price.
From FameSystems | December 14, 2023
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