Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? Find answers to the most common queries about plans, setup, and managing your dedicated server to help you launch quickly and enjoy smooth multiplayer gameplay.
What DDoS protection does CraftLands provide to keep my server online?
CraftLands provides enterprise-grade DDoS protection powered by GlobalSecureLayer and Royale networks depending on location. This includes real-time attack mitigation and automatic filtering through a global Anycast network, ensuring your dedicated server stays online and secure during attacks.
What hardware powers CraftLands dedicated servers for high performance?
Our dedicated servers use AMD Ryzen 9 9950x processors and Samsung 990 pro or sn850x wd black NVMe SSD drives. This powerful hardware delivers top computing power and fast storage, ideal for hosting high-traffic game servers, and business applications.
How can I get support if I have issues with my dedicated server?
CraftLands offers 24/7 support via a ticket system and live chat. Our expert team assists with troubleshooting and optimization to keep your dedicated server running smoothly.
Can I customize my server settings and manage my applications easily?
Yes, with full root access, you can install your preferred operating system, including Windows Server or Linux, and configure all settings. This flexibility allows you to manage your projects exactly how you want, we can also offer the ability to manage your server on our game panel skipping all of the setups
Why choose dedicated hosting over shared hosting for my online projects?
Dedicated hosting gives you exclusive access to all physical resources such as CPU, RAM, disk space, and bandwidth. This ensures top performance and full control, making it ideal for resource-intensive applications.
Can I upgrade my server resources as my needs grow?
Yes, CraftLands offers scalable dedicated server plans that let you increase CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth easily. This ensures your server grows with your business or gaming community without unnecessary downtime or data loss.
Should I get a dedicated server or a larger game server plan?
Most people should stay on a game plan. Game server memory is €2.50 per GB per month, so €450 buys 180 GB spread across as many separate servers as you like, while the entry dedicated machine is 128 GB at that same price. Bare metal earns its cost when you want the whole processor to yourself, run a large network of servers, or need terabytes of disk, not when you simply want more RAM.
What is the difference between the four dedicated configurations?
They move on two axes, memory and drive count, on an identical AMD Ryzen 9 9950X. The ladder runs 128 GB with one 4TB NVMe at €450, 128 GB with two at €500, 256 GB with one at €500, and 256 GB with two at €599. Two configurations land on the same €500, so at that price you are choosing between doubling the memory and doubling the storage.