Reliable and secure Linux dedicated servers with 100% NVME Storage and 99.9% SLA.
BinaryLane servers are billed in arrears on an hourly basis. Prices are in Australian dollars.
CentOS, Ubuntu, and Debian are available as pre-installed images. You may also "bring your own ISO" to run other distributions like Arch or Slackware, or operating systems like FreeBSD.
BinaryLane dedicated servers are housed in the fantastic NextDC S1, P1, M2, and B2 facilities in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne and Brisbane. The environment is physically secure, carrier neutral, and redundantly powered.
Each linux server comes with full root login and SSH pre-installed. BinaryLane will generate an initial root password during signup, or an SSH public key may be supplied to use key authentication instead.
What is BinaryLane?
BinaryLane is an Australian provider of VPS hosting (Virtual Private Server) and dedicated server hosting services in Australia.
Where are BinaryLane servers located?
BinaryLane dedicated servers are hosted in Australia at NextDC S1 in Sydney, NextDC M2 in Melbourne, NextDC B2 in Brisbane, and NextDC P1 in Perth.
Can I change my plan after signup?
Your server can be customised at any time - CPU, memory, and storage may be modified from our control panel on demand. You are billed by the hour for the resources you select - for example, if you, increase your memory over the weekend, you will only be billed for the extra resources for that time period.
How long does it take to get a server after ordering?
As little as 30 seconds. The provisioning process is entirely automated - as soon as you've completed signing up, your server will be created before your very eyes.
Will I get root access?
Yes, the login account is "root" with full control over all aspects of the server.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes, each server can be cancelled at any time through the BinaryLane control panel. BinaryLane is billed by the hour, so once cancelled we will generate an invoice for the number of hours the server existed (or since the last monthly invoice was issued).