The delivery time is the time it takes for your server to be provided to you. This time period starts once you have paid for your order. It is given as an estimate, and is not a contractual guarantee. Please note that we work hard to deliver products as quickly as possible.

With UniqWebHost, you get unlimited, non-metered traffic included as a standard (excludes datacentres located in the Asia-Pacific region).

However, the network resources are shared between customers. Bandwidth has a fair usage rule (apart from users who have signed up to the guaranteed bandwidth option).

To ensure optimal performance for all of our customers, UniqWebHost reserves the right to limit a service’s outgoing public bandwidth throughput by up to 50%, if it has a detrimental effect on network quality for other users.

At UniqWebHost, anti-DDoS protection is a mandatory feature with all our solutions. It guarantees optimal security for your servers and infrastructures. It is vital, because:

• an attack on your server will affect your business, which can result in reduced earnings, or an interruption in income
• if access to your website is saturated, it could flood the common networks and affect other customers

Our dedicated servers are compatible with a wide range of distributions, operating systems, database management software and hypervisors.

Optimised versions of these distributions and operating systems have been specifically created to get the very most out of your server and the UniqWebHost infrastructure. You can pre-install them via the Control Panel.

A dedicated server, or computing server, is a machine that allocates all of its hardware resources to the user. Unlike a virtual server, which allocates a portion of the resources to virtualisation technology, a dedicated server offers you all of its RAM, storage, and computing power. This technology can be applied to cloud computing, while dedicated servers are referred to as ‘bare-metal’. This type of solution emphasises the physical availability of the server’s hardware resources, in contrast to services based on virtual instances.

There are many uses for a dedicated server: big data, machine learning, website and application hosting, storage and backup, infrastructure virtualisation, server clusters, business applications (CRM, ERP), and even online game hosting. This is why we offer several different dedicated server ranges, each of which are designed for a specific set of needs. Our sales and support teams will help you with your project, and can offer expert advice on which server to choose.