Acceptable use policy

1. Scope

This policy applies to everything you or anyone using your server does with it. It is part of the Service terms.

2. What is not allowed

• Content or activity that is illegal where you live, where we operate, or where the servers are located.
• Child sexual abuse material. We have zero tolerance and report it to the authorities.
• Malware, ransomware, botnets, command-and-control servers, phishing or fraudulent sites.
• Attacking others: unauthorized access, port or vulnerability scanning, brute-force attempts, denial-of-service traffic.
• Spam and unsolicited bulk messages, and running open mail relays or open proxies.
• Distributing material that infringes copyright or other rights, including pirated software or media.
• Impersonation, harassment or threats.
• Cryptocurrency mining and other sustained heavy use that harms other customers, unless your plan explicitly allows it.
• Reselling access to the server itself as a hosting service without our written approval.
• Anything that breaches the infrastructure provider’s terms or the law of the place where the server is located.

3. Keeping your server secure

You are responsible for security. Install Windows updates, use strong unique passwords, limit who can reach Remote Desktop (for example by IP address or VPN), and remove software you do not need. A server that is hacked and used to attack others violates this policy until you secure it.

4. Monitoring

We do not routinely read the contents of your server. We do look into reports, and we may check network and resource usage and ask you for information to investigate.

5. What happens if the policy is broken

Depending on how serious it is, we may ask you to fix it, suspend the server, or terminate the service. Serious violations can lead to immediate suspension without notice. See the Abuse Policy for the process.