Mailing KVM-SSD-1
- 1 Gbps Port Speed
- 1 Dedicated IPv4 + /64 IPv6
- Administrator Access
- Port 25 Open
- All Ports Open by Default
- Update PTR/rDNS in Control Panel
- Up to 4 Additional IPv4 Available
- Self-Managed Mail Server
Run Windows mailing software with RDP, Port 25 and PTR/rDNS control.
Compare CPU, RAM, storage, RDP, Port 25, PTR/rDNS and dedicated IP options, then choose the Windows SMTP VPS that fits your mail workload.
Manage your mail software through RDP and handle reverse DNS in your client control panel. All ports are open by default so you can configure the services your application needs.
Run your own SMTP service with all ports open by default, a client control panel and the freedom to configure your mailing software. Permission-based email campaigns is allowed under our acceptable-use policy.
Give mail queues, applications and logs their own VPS resources, sized around your sending workflow and storage needs.
Install and configure the mail software, authentication, queues and monitoring tools required by the application.
Set and update PTR records for your assigned IPs directly in the client control panel. Keep reverse DNS aligned with your mail-server hostname without opening a routine support ticket.
Need more than the included IP? Ask about up to four additional IPv4 addresses, subject to availability and your deployment requirements.
Connect through RDP, install compatible Windows mail software and configure your sending domains. Update PTR records in the client panel and add SPF, DKIM and DMARC at your DNS provider.
Choose a tier based on the RAM, storage and monthly traffic required by the application.
Send order updates, password resets and account notifications from applications and domains you control.
Run permission-based campaigns, newsletters and customer updates using your own mailing application. Manage consent, bounces and unsubscribes as part of your sending workflow.
Use isolated infrastructure for development and controlled testing of mail systems.
Operate a server-level relay for approved applications and domains you control.
Run logs, queue monitoring and reputation tooling beside the mail stack.
Install Windows-compatible mail applications and administration tools with full Administrator access. Choose a plan that meets their memory and licensing requirements.
Share your Windows mailing software and IP requirements with our team. We can help with plan selection, RDP access, panel questions and network connectivity.
Windows SMTP VPS combines RDP access with all ports open by default, Administrator control and self-service PTR/rDNS updates in your client panel. Run compatible Windows software for transactional email and permission-based email campaigns.
Configure SPF, DKIM, DMARC and sender reputation carefully. For Linux-based mail infrastructure compare Linux SMTP VPS; for dedicated hardware request a custom SMTP dedicated server.
Manage infrastructure in your client panel and Windows mailing software through Remote Desktop.
Set or change reverse-DNS records for your assigned IPs in the client control panel. Keep the hostname consistent with your forward DNS and SMTP configuration.
Access the server-management tools included with your plan from your client panel. Use Administrator access for Windows settings, applications and mail queues.
Use open ports for your mail services and configure your own firewall rules. Run transactional email or permission-based email campaigns through compatible software.
Answers about open ports, panel access, email campaigns and managing your SMTP VPS.
Yes. Port 25 and all other ports are open by default on these SMTP VPS plans. Configure your operating-system firewall and mail software for the services you want to run. Our acceptable-use policy applies.
Yes. Use the client control panel to set or update PTR/rDNS records for your assigned IP addresses. Point your sending hostname to the correct IP and keep its reverse-DNS record consistent.
The listed SMTP VPS plans include dedicated IPv4 resources according to the plan specification. Additional IP requests are subject to availability and justification.
Yes. These are self-managed VPS products, so you can deploy compatible mailing software and configure SPF, DKIM, DMARC, queues and application integrations yourself.
No. Deliverability depends on domain reputation, IP reputation, authentication, content, list quality, sending behavior and recipient-provider filtering. No hosting provider can guarantee inbox placement.
Permission-based marketing email may be used when it complies with the acceptable-use policy, applicable law and responsible list-management practices. Purchased lists, spam and abusive sending are not allowed.
Yes. Correct DNS authentication is strongly recommended for legitimate transactional and permission-based email because it helps receiving providers validate your sending domain.
Up to 4 additional IPv4 addresses may be available depending on stock, technical justification and clean-use history. Contact support before ordering if multiple addresses are required.
The VPS is designed for customers who want server-level control. Unless a specific managed service is stated in the order, you are responsible for the operating system, applications and server configuration.
Yes, subject to the available product options and provisioning platform. Contact support if you need more CPU, RAM, storage or a different server class.
The plan card shows an introductory first-month price. From the second month, the service renews at the clearly displayed regular monthly renewal price unless the billing arrangement is changed in the client area.
You can move to a larger VPS or dedicated server when your workload needs more consistent CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth or physical isolation.
Yes. Permission-based email campaigns and marketing workloads may be used with RDP and Port 25 where they comply with applicable law and the Acceptable Use Policy. Spam, purchased lists and abusive sending are prohibited.
No unrestricted unlimited-mailing promise is made. Practical sending capacity depends on the server plan, IP reputation, domain authentication, recipient-provider limits and responsible sending behavior.