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The OSSN Hosting plans that we have all include our award-winning fully-managed support system. Our technical support is one of the best that's available on the market, included at no additional cost with each VPS order. Upon order, we will install the OSSN version of your choosing, as well as set up updates to be done exactly the way you want them. On top of this, we can install any OSSN module that you may need to further expand the functionalities of your OSSN instance. We can also set up additional OSSN instances on your VPS if needed. Another exclusive feature with our Managed OSSN Hosting is the full root access to your VPS. This lets you completely control and modify your server to be exactly the way you want. Whether it's changing system settings and files to your liking, or installing software that uses the root account, your VPS is truly yours.
With an average response time of just five minutes, you won't be left waiting with a problem that needs to be fixed. All in all, we make sure that everything runs uninterupted for as long as possible, all without you having to do anything yourself.We take all of the guesswork out of having your own OSSN VPS. Our expert Linux system administrators can help get you up and running in mere minutes. On top of this, we offer something with all of our VPSes that we believe is a rarity in the hosting industry - root access to your machine, without compromising on the support experience. That’s right - we not only let you have total control over everything that happens on your Managed OSSN VPS, but we also take care of any problems that arise, even if they’re caused by user error.