How to order
- 1On the order page, pick 128GB or 256GB, then disks and bandwidth.
- 2Confirm payment. Sign in afterward to open the console.
- 3When the server is running, read SSH or RDP there.
Help
Access details, tickets, and invoices live in the console. Specs and prices stay on the home and pricing pages.
Payment returns you to the configurator. If you do not have an account yet, register or sign in. A guest identifier in this browser attaches the invoice to the account you use next.
After you sign in, open the console. The left rail lists only paid instances. Unpaid orders do not appear there.
Linux and Proxmox use SSH. Windows Server uses a local RDP client. After the instance is running, the console also has Browser VNC for graphic access in the browser. No extra client is required.
When the instance is running, the console shows the public address, the command, and the password. Those fields stay empty while the server is provisioning.
The system is NVIDIA DGX OS (based on Ubuntu 24.04). After payment, SSH is in the console. There is no remote management card (IPMI / BMC). Open a ticket for a hard reboot or a reinstall.
Data is wiped when the rental ends. Specs and the daily price are on the DGX Spark page.
If you are not signed in, the sign-in dialog opens first. If you are signed in, you land on the console ticket panel. Power actions (on / off / reboot) also create a ticket.
Use the subject for the symptom or the add-on you want changed. Do not use it to compare prices. The description needs at least 10 characters.
These live in the console sidebar. The help sections themselves do not require a sign-in:
Invoices lists paid records only. Automatic renewal opens the payment portal. Change password accepts the current password or an email code.
The home page states the hardware. The pricing page shows the monthly rate and due by term. The order page is where you add or remove options.
Memory is DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM. Default storage is 2 × 1TB NVMe, each drive direct-attached, 2TB usable — not RAID-1.
Access
Linux and Proxmox use SSH. Windows Server uses local RDP. Those fields stay empty while the server is provisioning.
Support FAQ
Monthly rent is on the pricing page. This page covers how you connect and where tickets live.
Tickets go through the console. If you have not ordered yet, open the configurator.