Dedicated Server for accounting
Servers for accounting
Technology Stack
Built for maximum reliability and performance
Hardware
Internet & Switching
Our network is powered by a fail-safe cluster with redundant dual uplinks to two independent Internet providers.
Power supply
All servers are connected to two APC power distribution units, providing A+B redundancy through separate power feeds.
Remote management
Every dedicated server we offer includes IPMI, isolated from the Internet and accessible securely through redundant proxy.
Software
Network boot
PXE boot enables OS deployment without external devices, along with built-in diagnostics and recovery options.
OS auto install
Easily install Linux or Windows with one click from your personal account, and expand functionality with additional software tools.
Support system
Our ticket-based system ensures a 2-minute response time during business hours, with 24/7 support always ready to assist.
Every Server Includes
All our dedicated servers come with these features at no extra cost
Advantages
Experience the benefits of our dedicated hosting solutions
High-Speed Connectivity
Each dedicated server is connected to a 1 Gbps port, allowing your projects to run stable during peak load times
Easy Management
Power control and console access are available in one click directly from your account
Instant Deployment
No need to wait for assembly or testing — your dedicated server is ready immediately after payment
Flexible Configuration
We offer affordable standard setups, and if needed, we can adjust any server to match your specific requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our services
Dedicated Servers for Accounting
Accounting systems are the heart of a company’s financial operations, and their reliability is of critical importance. Dedicated accounting servers ensure secure data management, simultaneous user access, and uninterrupted operation of specialized financial software.
Why a Dedicated Accounting Server Is Needed
As the volume of data and the number of users grow, local setups become inefficient. When multiple accountants, managers, and executives work with the same database, it’s essential for the server to be powerful, reliable, and secure. A dedicated server addresses these needs by providing centralized data storage, automated backups, and 24/7 system availability.
Such a server allows you to:
- run accounting and financial applications (1C:Enterprise, BAS, M.E.Doc, Parus, and others);
- enable simultaneous multi-user access without performance loss;
- configure automated backups and protection against failures;
- work both from the office and remotely via secure VPN or RDP connection;
- centrally manage access, user permissions, and software updates.
Which Tasks Require an Accounting Server
XServer Cloud servers are suitable not only for 1C but also for any financial, document, or reporting software:
- storing accounting databases and financial documents;
- collaboration between accountants, cashiers, managers, and auditors;
- automation of calculations, tax reporting, and inventory management;
- hosting CRM and ERP systems with accounting modules;
- archiving reports and creating backup copies.
Key Specifications for an Accounting Server
For stable performance of accounting software, a server should have:
- High-performance processor (such as Intel Xeon or AMD EPYC) for fast transaction and SQL query processing;
- Sufficient RAM — from 16 to 64 GB or more to support multi-user operation;
- Reliable data storage — SSD drives in a RAID array for speed and optionally HDD for archives;
- Backup capability to a separate drive or external server;
- Secure remote access for employees working outside the office.
If needed, the server can be configured with terminal (RDP) access, allowing users to work with 1C and other applications directly on the server — without installing them locally on their computers.
How to Choose an Accounting Server
The optimal configuration depends on the number of users and the workload. For small companies (up to 5 users), a basic server with 4–8 cores and 16–32 GB RAM is sufficient. For medium businesses (5–20 users), choose a system with 8–16 cores, 64 GB RAM, and an SSD RAID array. For large companies with dozens of users and multiple databases, a dual-processor configuration with redundancy and extra performance is recommended.
Advantages of XServer Cloud Accounting Servers
- Full compatibility with 1C, BAS, M.E.Doc, Parus, and other accounting systems;
- Support for terminal access and multi-user environments;
- High reliability and automated data backups;
- Isolation from other clients and access control at the server level;
- Quick setup and seamless migration of existing databases;
- 24/7 support and consulting for accounting software configuration.
If you want to ensure uninterrupted operation of 1C and other financial systems, reliable data storage, and fast access for your team from anywhere — a dedicated accounting server from XServer Cloud will be the foundation of your company’s stability and efficiency.