Mammoth have a range of server solutions suitable for all types of web applications, large and small.
Mammoth Cloud servers can be upgraded or downgraded at any time, providing almost unlimited growth potential.
Whether you are running a small Wordpress blog, or a large Magento e-commerce platform, Mammoth has a solution suitable for your business - now, and in the future.
Choose from Windows 2012 R2 or Windows 2008 R2 and connect via Remote Desktop (RDP) after deployment.
Deploy your VPS in 60 seconds. Choose from CentOS, Debian, or Ubuntu and connect via SSH after deployment.
Our cPanel cloud servers come pre-installed, just connect to the WHM web interface after deployment.
Our VPS are fully automated installations of various Linux distributions or Windows 2012.
Linux
We currently provide the latest versions of CentOS, Debian, Fedora, openSuse and Ubuntu in both 32- and 64- bit varieties.
Customers are provided with access to an account with username "vps" that has full sudo access - this is a more secure means of providing root access than by logging in directly as root. However, customers may choose to re-enable the root login if they wish by running "sudo passwd root".
Our Linux installations are extremely minimal, taking up around 100MB of data. This does however mean that many commands that you may be familiar with are not installed by default. Any commands you need can be installed using yum (CentOS and Fedora) or apt-get (Debian and Ubuntu).
The preferred method of access is by installing an SSH client on your desktop. Alternatively you may use the Web SSH features within mPanel or the Rescue Console.
Windows
Windows 2012 Server Standard is available in 64-bit only.
Windows 2008 Server Standard Edition R2 is available in 64-bit only. The installation comes pre-patched with Service Pack 1.
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition R2 with Service Pack 2 is also available in 32-bit.
The operating systems are fully licensed under the terms of Microsoft's SPLA (Service Provider Licensing Agreement); unfortunately you may not "bring your own" license.
Customers are provided with access to the standard "Administrator" account.
The preferred method of access is by using a Remote Desktop client. Alternatively you may use the Rescue Console from within mPanel.