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Looking for cheap VPS with custom iso (windows server) installation support

mityamitya Member
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Hi guys,

what provider allows me to install windows server (2022) evaluation from ISO? I wanted to sign up with racknerd, but unfortunately they are not supporting windows server ISOs.

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  • SmartHostSmartHost Patron Provider, Veteran

    We are working on adding Windows Server 2022 to our system currently, but probably will not be available until tomorrow at some point.

    ~ SMARTHOST

  • rustelekomrustelekom Member, Patron Provider

    According end user agreement from Microsoft you are not allowed to install own license to virtual machines.

  • mityamitya Member
    edited September 2021

    I want to test WS(i.e. try evaluation version) on VPS, not to use it in production - specifically wanna try is it possible to uninstall .NET since it is a source of freq. reboots and with OpenSSH (now supported) basically find out is it possible to use windows as close to linux as possible(uptime) since I'm not a big fan of linux programming and development on linux.

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