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Title: VPS to run my own VPN - any advice?
Post by: andrey421 on September 18, 2026, 10:21:22 AM

Thinking about setting up my own VPN and need a VPS for it. hostpro.com (http://hostpro.com) crossed my radar - is it a good fit? I'd also want daily backups and DDoS protection.

Title: Re: VPS to run my own VPN - any advice?
Post by: Finelige on September 24, 2026, 03:30:54 PM

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Title: Re: VPS to run my own VPN - any advice?
Post by: FireVM on September 25, 2026, 08:15:16 AM

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Title: Re: VPS to run my own VPN - any advice?
Post by: Teodor on September 26, 2026, 07:34:10 PM

I’d personally pay attention to the backup policy when choosing a VPS (https://hostpro.com/linux-vps). HostPro keeps daily backups for 30 days and allows you to restore either the complete server or individual items such as a database, folder, or file. Their VPS servers use KVM virtualization and NVMe storage, with locations in Warsaw, Amsterdam, and Tampa.

Title: Re: VPS to run my own VPN - any advice?
Post by: rosafill23 on September 27, 2026, 02:52:34 PM

After cycling through a few providers that couldn't keep up, I settled on hostpro.com (http://hostpro.com) for my VPS needs. What keeps me there is the automatic daily backup of every service, which makes recovery from hacking or failed updates painless. The technical support is staffed around the clock by people who actually know their stuff, and it costs nothing to ask them anything. Performance has been quick and stable in my experience.

Title: Re: VPS to run my own VPN - any advice?
Post by: kess2756 on September 29, 2026, 07:40:13 AM

One provider I have personally had a good experience with is hostpro.com (http://hostpro.com), which offers VPS services with solid performance. I have been using their services myself, and the VPS has been fast enough for the projects I run without creating unnecessary complications. What I also value is the daily backup of all services, since this gives you a recovery option if data is accidentally damaged, an update goes wrong, or the system is compromised. Their technical support is available 24/7, and the assistance is free, including help with various server-related questions.