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Dedicated Servers in Europe
Powerful branded bare-metal dedicated servers from €210/mo in Tier III EU data centers
Tier III Certified ISO 9001 ISO/IEC 27001 ISO 14001 GDPR Compliant
Why choose us
TIER III Data Centers
Enterprise-grade infrastructure with 99.9% uptime guarantee across EU locations
24/7 Expert Support
Round-the-clock technical assistance from certified engineers and specialists
EU Compliance
GDPR compliant operations with all data stored in European data centers
Every operating system a dedicated server actually needs
Linux
- Ubuntu 24.04 LTS- The current long-term support release.
- Ubuntu 22.04 LTS- Still fully supported for teams not ready to move yet.
- Debian 12- Bookworm, the current stable branch.
- Debian 13- Trixie, the newest stable branch.
- AlmaLinux 9 / 10- RHEL-compatible, built for production servers.
- Rocky Linux 9 / 10- The other RHEL-compatible option, same use case.
- Oracle Linux, CentOS, RHEL and Fedora- Also available as ready-to-boot images if your stack is pinned to one of them.
Windows Server
- Windows Server 2025- Standard and Datacenter editions, EN or RU.
- Windows Server 2022- Standard and Datacenter editions, EN or RU.
- Windows Server 2019- Standard and Datacenter editions, EN or RU.
BSD
- FreeBSD 14.0- ZFS and jails out of the box - few hosts offer FreeBSD at all, we do.
- FreeBSD 13.3- For workloads pinned to the previous branch.
- OpenBSD- For teams that specifically want it.
- DragonFly BSD- For teams that specifically want it.
Network & virtualization appliances
- Proxmox VE- Run your own hypervisor on top of ours.
- VyOS- A router OS almost no host lists as a ready image - we do.
- pfSense- Same story - a real firewall distribution, not just a Linux box you configure yourself.
- VMware vSphere ESXi- For teams standardized on VMware.
- Mikrotik CHR- RouterOS in a cloud instance.
Not on the list? Boot your own ISO
Every server can also boot any operating system you like from your own ISO over HTTPS - no image request, no waiting on us to add it.
Bare metal, and nothing between you and it
A dedicated server is a physical machine in our rack, allocated to you alone. Every core, every gigabyte of RAM and every disk is yours, which matters for workloads that are sensitive to a neighbour's spikes and for software licensed per physical socket or core.
The hardware is enterprise-grade - Dell, HP and Supermicro chassis - with ECC memory, hardware or software RAID as you prefer, and out-of-band management so you can reinstall, reboot and watch the boot screen without anyone in the data centre touching it.
- Dell, HP and Supermicro chassis with ECC memory
- NVMe, SSD or spinning disks, in RAID or standalone
- IPMI / out-of-band access, so a broken kernel is not a support ticket
- Your own IPv4 subnet on request, and a gigabit port as standard
- No shared CPU, no shared disk, no noisy neighbour
Provisioning and what happens on day one
A dedicated machine is physical, so it is not the ten-minute affair a cloud server is: budget around 24 hours from order to handover while the box is built, burned in and racked. You get root or Administrator credentials, the IPMI details and the network configuration in one handover.
Dedicated servers start at 210 EUR per month, and the configuration you choose is the one you get - we do not sell a base machine and then meter the parts of it you were always going to use.
What they are usually bought for
Databases that have outgrown shared storage, storage and backup targets measured in terabytes, virtualisation hosts running a company's whole estate, licence-bound business software, and anything where a compliance auditor wants to know exactly which physical machine the data is on.
Accounting and ERP systems are a recurring case: they are usually licensed per user or per core, they are latency-sensitive for the people using them all day, and they hold data that has to stay in a named jurisdiction.
Managed, or on your own
A dedicated server is handed over as bare metal with an operating system on it. If you would rather not carry the updates, the monitoring and the 3 a.m. pager, our administration service takes the operating system and the stack above it while you keep root.
That is a separate decision from the hardware and can be added later - nothing about the machine changes.
Moving in from another provider
The usual sequence: stand the new machine up alongside the old one, sync the data twice - once at leisure and once at cutover - lower the DNS TTL a day ahead, then switch and keep the old box for a week. Nothing about that is specific to us, which is the point.
For estates rather than single servers, tell support what you are moving and they will size the target and sequence the cutover with you before anything is ordered.
FAQ
- When does my billing cycle start?
The billing cycle starts on the day you ordered a server and automatically renewed every month, until you cancel your order
- Can I upgrade / downgrade a dedicated server?
A dedicated server is a physical machine, so changes such as extra RAM, additional disks or a faster uplink are performed as a hardware upgrade - contact support and we will agree a maintenance window, as the server needs a short reboot; downgrades may require a reinstallation
- How long does it take for my dedicated server to be set up?
Usually dedicated server setup takes from 24 hours up to a couple of days, depending on the chosen configuration and hardware availability
- Do you provide SSH / RDP access? What about IPMI / KVM console?
Yes, you will be provided with administrative full root access to your server over SSH for Linux and over RDP to Windows, and the free IPMI / KVM console is accessible at any time for recovery, BIOS access and installing your own OS
If you require assistance or have additional questions, please contact the managers or write to the support team at support@dcxv.com