How to create a Cloud Server using CloudSigma's web console: Method 1

[meGaStudio98]

I have 0 GB on my drivers

[GhackerBoy]

how to open accoaunt in CloudSigma plz help me

[thomboy7]

cant make a account =(

[KissanMikke12]

Is this free last time I tried I found out that it just was a trial=)

[ongchorcool]

can i install torrent programs on the server just asking

[demonshadowss]

@ongchorcool its urs u can do anything

[MyRsIrl]

Is there any free windows os available (or at least trial), as I find linux os - hard.

And is there any tutorial on setting it up?

[CloudSigmaCH]

@MyRsIrl You get the use of Windows servers for free during your trial period. We have pre-installed systems available for instant deployment from our drives library. The help videos created take you step by step in creating and accessing these servers for the first time. They aren't operating system dependent at all and systems used in the videos are just examples.

Once you configure the server for the usage you need in the normal way. You can find many guides on the internet that cover this.

[MyRsIrl]

@CloudSigmaCH Ok, thanks.

[danielcubillosk]

@MyRsIrl you found linux os hard ? lol just forget about it and get a job in Macdonnals or as a sells man ...wanker

[MyRsIrl]

@danielcubillosk What's your problem, you're adopted.

[CloudSigmaCH]

You have full control of the server so if you want to use Remote Desktop (under Windows) then you just connect initially using the system VNC provided by our platform, turn Remote Desktop on and then use Remote Desktop from that point onwards. You can of course install whatever applications you want on the system also.

[MyRsIrl]

How do I make a Remote Desktop connection, and run the actual program on it?

[CloudSigmaCH]

@MyRsIrl Yes of course. You have full root control of the server just like a dedicated server, your level of control is the same. You will need to enable Remote Desktop in Windows by first connecting via VNC as this protocol is turned off in Windows by default on initial start-up.