NATVPS ❯ VPS-NAT256 (Los Angeles)
NATVPS is a trade name owned by the hosting provider WebHorizon to segment their NAT VPS offers from the main services of the company. The NATVPS brand is a portfolio of small KVM instances without a dedicated public IPv4 address and with only a handful of open TCP/UDP ports behind a common NAT (Network Address Translation) that splits a shared IPv4 address into multiple tenancies for the purpose of reducing the costs associated with the depleting IPv4 address space. These services are not intended for professional use and should only be considered for hobby or personal projects.
VPS Description:
Overview: This NATVPS server is available in Los Angeles and New York, U.S.A. It is built on OpenVZ virtualization with a Linux-only environment and a single shared Xeon core, 256 MB RAM, and 4 GB SSD storage. The system offers 500 GB of monthly bandwidth over a 1.0 Gbps connection, with IPv4 delivered behind NAT and native IPv6 support. Windows templates and custom ISO installations are not available due to OVZ, and TCP port 25 is closed by default. Monero is accepted as payment.
Possible Deployments: This low-resource VPS is best suited for experimental and development tasks. It can serve as a test server for learning Linux administration, for running small automation scripts, or as a basic web server for static content. It also works well as a lightweight DNS resolver or VPN endpoint in environments where minimal resource consumption is acceptable.
Limitations: The limited 256 MB RAM and 4 GB SSD restrict the system to low-demand applications. The NAT'ed IPv4 permits only a limited set of ports for inbound traffic.
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The latest price was $0.58, collected on April 19.
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