The term dedicated server refers to an advanced form of web hosting in which the customer rents, and has complete control over, an entire server. Internet connectivity is provided to the server, in many cases over 10 or 100 Mbit/s Ethernet. Dedicated servers are most often housed in data centers, similar to colocation facilities, providing redundant power sources and HVAC systems.
The term dedicated server is also sometimes used to refer to a game server for games such as Counter-Strike in which a computer runs only the server portion of the game; the game is not played on the same computer as the server. This typically results in the server being able to handle several more concurrent connections, as the computer is not bogged down with tasks such as the rendering of graphics.
A dedicated server usually refers to the actual computer that your hosting is on. A dedicated server refers to when you actually rent an entire comptuer for yourself and don't share the CPU, memory, and so on with anyone else.
With shared hosting you are sharing one computer, or server, with many other people who also have web sites and are sharing all the resources that that one computer has with other people.
The biggest advantage of a dedicated server is the opportunity to manage all your hosting needs, including hardware and operating system requirements.Note the dedicated server's operating system support. A dedicated server may have an exclusive operating system, depending on the Web developer's choice.Do the required maintenance. A dedicated server needs administrative maintenance, including upgrades, daemon updates and security patches.Add other special features to the server. These features often include serial console, remote backup space, or an automated restore of the operating system.


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