Budget of $6 per month, looking for RDP servers, hoping for connectivity friendly to Asia.

ICC2022

Budget of $6 per month, looking for RDP servers, hoping for connectivity friendly to Asia.

Porlam

So, are you need Windows VPS?

ICC2022

@Porlam said:
So, are you need Windows VPS?

The $6 VPS configuration is generally not very high. I mainly use RDP to handle business work, without the need for an independent IP, just the ability to connect to the desktop. If you have it, I would be very happy to

DigiRDP

If you need Private, you can check this https://digirdp.com/rdp-plan/indian-amd-epyc-rdp

If you need shared you can check these plans- https://digirdp.com/rdp-plan/cheap-rdp

private RDP will be bit expensive compared to shared but as you need good connectivity in Asia, an Indian Windows VM should work for you

Porlam

GreenCloud?

dev_vps

@ICC2022 said:
Budget of $6 per month, looking for RDP servers, hoping for connectivity friendly to Asia.

Singapore
reach out to @rsk and @Abd

What are planning to run on Windows Server OS?

Depending on that I would recommend minimum of 4 GB memory to 16 GB memory

dev_vps

@DigiRDP said:
If you need Private, you can check this https://digirdp.com/rdp-plan/indian-amd-epyc-rdp

If you need shared you can check these plans- https://digirdp.com/rdp-plan/cheap-rdp

private RDP will be bit expensive compared to shared but as you need good connectivity in Asia, an Indian Windows VM should work for you

Pretty expensive. There are much better options

I won’t recommend using India based VPS unless absolutely needed. Even in that case, using big names such as AWS is recommended.

I have only one VPS in India (out of two VPS in South Asia) , that with is with AWS

anubhavhirani

I am using a Windows RDP in the Singapore location, and the performance is great/

Reach out to @Abd WebHorizon

alt_

You can easily get a 2c4g US location on wishosting for $5.99 (tax included) with full windows support and great Asia connection @exception0x876

davide

The cheapest ones are in Singapore and Japan for $4.20/month but the cost of the Windows license is an extra on top of it. More robust configurations start at around $8 w/o license.

dev_vps

@anubhavhirani said:
I am using a Windows RDP in the Singapore location, and the performance is great/

Reach out to @Abd WebHorizon

+1 for WebHorizon @Abd
Singapore location
Solid VPS with excellent performance

balramm

@dev_vps said: I won’t recommend using India based VPS unless absolutely needed. Even in that case

Any specific reason?

dev_vps

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said: I won’t recommend using India based VPS unless absolutely needed. Even in that case

Any specific reason?

local laws
-- two of my family members are lawyers (one each in India and USA)

balramm

@dev_vps said:

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said: I won’t recommend using India based VPS unless absolutely needed. Even in that case

Any specific reason?

local laws

If you are doing nothing illegal, there should not be an issue with any local laws.
If you are talking about KYC, many countries do that, not just India.

dev_vps

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said:

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said: I won’t recommend using India based VPS unless absolutely needed. Even in that case

Any specific reason?

local laws

If you are doing nothing illegal, there should not be an issue with any local laws.

Did I mention anything illegal?
When I have a choice, I will pick VPS in location where local laws are better for me.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/12/india-requires-internet-services-collect-and-store-vast-amount-customer-data

https://internetfreedom.in/cert-in-guidelines-on-cybersecurity-an-explainer/

What makes CERT-In’s directions related to data collection even riskier is that 
India does not have a data privacy or data protection law. 
Therefore, citizens in the country do not have the surety that their data 
will be safeguarded against overuse, abuse, profiling, or surveillance
-- IFF Policy Director Prateek Waghre

If you are talking about KYC, many countries do that, not just India.

AWS didn't ask for my passport or drivers license copy for the VPS in India

niranjan

@dev_vps said:

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said:

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said: I won’t recommend using India based VPS unless absolutely needed. Even in that case

Any specific reason?

local laws

If you are doing nothing illegal, there should not be an issue with any local laws.

Did I mention anything illegal?
When I have a choice, I will pick VPS in location where local laws are better for me.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/12/india-requires-internet-services-collect-and-store-vast-amount-customer-data

https://internetfreedom.in/cert-in-guidelines-on-cybersecurity-an-explainer/

What makes CERT-In’s directions related to data collection even riskier is that 
India does not have a data privacy or data protection law. 
Therefore, citizens in the country do not have the surety that their data 
will be safeguarded against overuse, abuse, profiling, or surveillance
-- IFF Policy Director Prateek Waghre

If you are talking about KYC, many countries do that, not just India.

AWS didn't ask for my passport or drivers license copy for the VPS in India

They ask for PAN card now, and it's compulsory 😶😶

dev_vps

@niranjan said:

@dev_vps said:

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said:

@balramm said:

@dev_vps said: I won’t recommend using India based VPS unless absolutely needed. Even in that case

Any specific reason?

local laws

If you are doing nothing illegal, there should not be an issue with any local laws.

Did I mention anything illegal?
When I have a choice, I will pick VPS in location where local laws are better for me.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/12/india-requires-internet-services-collect-and-store-vast-amount-customer-data

https://internetfreedom.in/cert-in-guidelines-on-cybersecurity-an-explainer/

What makes CERT-In’s directions related to data collection even riskier is that 
India does not have a data privacy or data protection law. 
Therefore, citizens in the country do not have the surety that their data 
will be safeguarded against overuse, abuse, profiling, or surveillance
-- IFF Policy Director Prateek Waghre

If you are talking about KYC, many countries do that, not just India.

AWS didn't ask for my passport or drivers license copy for the VPS in India

They ask for PAN card now, and it's compulsory 😶😶

I do not have any Aadhar card or PAN card.

in any case $6 vps in SG vs $10 vps in India
The choice is pretty straightforward

Leeaylon

Try https://dihostingin.com/vps-forex
Server locate in Jakarta, Indonesia. It has full RDP and good connectivity in Asia. There is a promotion offer now, the lowest one is only about $3.41/month(Enter code FOREXCUAN to get 50% off recurring discount).Hope that helps.