VPN, which is short for Virtual Private Network, is a way of connecting to a remote server and accessing online content through it rather than doing it directly. In essence, the hosting server acts as a proxy, so assuming that you have a VPN client on your computer system or smartphone and you enter the required login info to be able to connect to the hosting machine, you will be able to browse websites or download files which you may not be able to access at all directly. Some sites and online services, for instance, are available exclusively in certain countries, thus in the event that you are not able to access them, you can use a VPN, or a hosting machine, that's located in that country. That way it will appear as if you're accessing the service/website from the country and you could go around the restrictions. There are firms which offer VPNs as a standalone service, but we have made a decision to offer the service with our internet hosting packages, therefore if you host your internet sites on our machines, you'll be able to leverage the Virtual private network access which we provide totally free.

VPN Traffic in Cloud Website Hosting

The Virtual private network access is available as standard irrespective of the cloud website hosting package you sign up for and you will discover the settings, the login credentials and a list of our hosting servers inside the Virtual private network section of your Hepsia hosting Cp. With simply a couple of clicks you can access any content that is blocked in your country or that's restricted only to a certain country as we have hosting servers that you could use all around the globe. That way you will have the freedom to access social networks or online streaming services no matter what because it will appear that you're in Europe, in North America or any other specific location that you see inside your Control Panel as we keep adding servers all the time. The Virtual private network filter tool, that you could enable at any time, will block all unwanted content such as ads or massive images, which means less traffic and swifter loading speeds for the content that you would like to reach.