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A Windows RDP server is a full Windows desktop running in our data centre that you connect to with Remote Desktop from any machine. It stays on when your laptop is closed, runs on a business internet connection rather than your home one, and can be reached from anywhere you can sign in.
That makes it useful for anything that needs to keep running unattended: trading and automation tools, scheduled data jobs, scraping and reporting scripts, or Windows-only software you'd rather not install locally. Several people can share one server, each with their own login and desktop.
You get administrator access, so you install what you need. We keep the hardware, the network and the Windows licensing in order underneath.
Bots, trading tools and scheduled jobs that need to run whether or not your own machine is awake.
Run applications that have no Mac or Linux build, from a Mac or a Chromebook.
Give each member their own login on a shared server so everyone works against the same data and tools.
A clean Windows install for testing software without touching your own computer.
A home computer is a poor place for anything that has to keep running. Power cuts, Windows deciding to restart for updates, a knocked cable or simply closing the laptop all end the job. A server in a data centre has redundant power, a redundant network and stays on.
The connection is the other half of it. Residential internet is optimised for downloads, not for steady uploads and low latency, and it changes IP address periodically. A data-centre connection gives you a fixed IP, symmetric bandwidth and a route close to the services your software talks to — which for anything time-sensitive is the difference between working and not.
You also get to walk away. Start a job, disconnect Remote Desktop and shut your laptop; the server carries on exactly as it was, and your session is waiting when you sign back in from a different machine.
Create a separate Windows user for each person who needs access rather than sharing one login. Sessions stay independent, everyone keeps their own desktop and settings, and you can revoke one person's access without disrupting anybody else.
Change the default administrator password immediately and keep Windows updates switched on. RDP servers are scanned constantly by automated tools, and a weak password on an internet-facing machine will be found. If your software allows it, restrict access to known IP addresses.
Finally, treat the server as disposable and keep anything important backed up elsewhere. It is reliable hardware, but a machine you can rebuild from scratch in an hour is far less stressful than one holding your only copy of something.
Still deciding? Our team will tell you honestly which plan fits — even if it's a cheaper one.
