RDP VPS

A Windows VPS with RDP maximizes flexibility and user-friendliness

Get a virtual desktop and the best VPS hosting on the market, so your server is never out of reach.

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General RDP VPS
A Windows RDP VPS for basic web and app hosting, as well as dev and testing
$54
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2 vCPU Cores

4 GB Memory

80 GB Storage

3 TB BW

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Memory RDP VPS
A Windows RDP VPS for memory-hungry workloads like databases and in-memory caches
$54
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1 vCPU Cores

4 GB Memory

120 GB Storage

2 BW

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A Windows RDP VPS for more processing power, ideal for CI/CD, video, etc.
$71
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4 vCPU Cores

4 GB Memory

120 GB Storage

2 TB BW

Access your Windows VPS from anywhere

Servers and server management have evolved, and remote access has become crucial. If Windows is your preferred OS, you need an RDP VPS. Remote Desktop Protocol is Microsoft’s solution for allowing users to access the desktop of an internet-hosted server from anywhere.

When you order a Windows VPS from Liquid Web, we make sure your Windows OS installed and the server is set up for Remote Desktop connections.

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Unbeatable security

A Liquid Web VPS comes with our Server Secure package, DDoS protection, and fully integrated firewalls.

Fast setup

Choose your server, OS, control panel, and more, and we’ll set it up. Later, you can scale in just a few clicks.

Incremental pricing

No unexpected price jumps or forced upgrades. We even prorate unused resources back to your account.

Premium servers

Liquid Web uses KVM virtualization software on Dell and Cisco servers using AMD EPYC processors, RAID-protected SSD, and NVMe storage.

Automatic backups

We offer the automatic backups needed for critical systems. A saved image helps to quickly restore in case of issues.

24/7 expert support

Our VPS team is available anytime, responding to calls or chats in 59 seconds or less. We offer three tiers of management support.

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Ready to boost your VPS’s flexibility and power? Moving to a Liquid Web RDP VPS is simple, with seamless migration and free support for managed plans.

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RDP VPS FAQ

  1. Click on the Start menu icon in Windows.
  2. Open “Remote Desktop Connection.”
  3. Enter your user name and your server IP address. Click Connect.
  4. Enter your main administrator password in the pop-up and click OK.

For details and screenshots, check out Using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).

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RDP and VPS are different, but compatible technologies. Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a protocol for remote access to a computer or server. A VPS is a virtualized server that provides dedicated hosting resources. You can use an RDP to access a Windows VPS.

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RDP is a popular solution, so it’s also a common target of brute force attacks. Fortunately, there are some best practices to minimize your exposure:

  1. Use a VPN.
  2. Deploy a hardware firewall.
  3. Identify trusted IP addresses.
  4. Scope the RDP firewall rule appropriately.
  5. Change the RDP port.

For details on each one, see Securing RDP.

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  1. Open Administrative Tools.
  2. Double-click on Computer Management.
  3. Expand Local Users and Groups.
  4. Right-click on Users and select New User.
  5. Enter the requested information into the New User dialog window and click Create.
  6. Under Local Users and Groups, select Groups, then double click Remote Desktop Users.
  7. Click Add.
  8. Enter the user name of the user you wish to grant RDP access.
  9. Click Check Names and the user name should update to the format servernameusername.
  10. Click OK.

For details and screenshots see the Help doc, Adding Remote Desktop Users.

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