Physically hosted in Vienna, Austria
Two Vienna locations. Different network paths. Choose between NDC2 and Interxion with real latency measurements to guide your decision.
KVM virtual servers · Linux or Windows · by EDIS Global
Choose your Vienna VPS
Physical proximity is only part of the story. Your users’ ISP, upstream networks and the route into Vienna all influence response time.
1100 Vienna, Austria
Worth testing first for audiences on the sampled Warsaw and Milan networks. NDC2 had lower average ping RTT on every paired probe in both selections.
149.154.154.90Open NDC2 Looking Glass ↗Results were collected on temporary VPS instances on 17 September 2026. The Looking Glass address is for new tests; it was not the report’s target.
Louis-Häfliger-Gasse 10, 1210 Vienna, Austria
Worth testing first for local Vienna and Bratislava audiences. Interxion had lower average ping RTT on every paired probe in those selections.
89.31.123.9Open Interxion Looking Glass ↗Results were collected on temporary VPS instances on 17 September 2026. The Looking Glass address is for new tests; it was not the report’s target.
Infrastructure references: EDIS Global Vienna NDC2 and Vienna Interxion. Network results: supplied Globalping collection, 17 September 2026. Download the dataset.
Measured, not assumed
Frankfurt’s city medians were almost identical. Yet the OVH probe recorded 13.01 ms to NDC2 and 31.54 ms to Interxion.
See what changed in the paths ↗Median of 3 probe-average ping RTTs per selection. Lower is better. One short sample; routes vary by network.
Inspect all 16 source selectionsBuild close to your users
Keep your virtual server physically in Vienna for Austrian websites, business applications and services requiring an Austrian hosting location.
Serve regional applications from one city and compare routes from neighbouring markets. Our report includes Prague, Bratislava, Budapest, Munich and Ljubljana.
Compare two facilities without changing country. Select the route that suits your audience, or evaluate both for a multi-site architecture.
Your workload, your configuration
Run Linux services with root access, or choose a suitably sized Windows VPS. Use your server for websites, APIs, automation and regional VPN services.
For web stacks, containers, development and automation. Match CPU, RAM and traffic allowance to the application.
Size for the OS and workload. The 1 GB Smart plan is not suitable for Windows Server; consult the current plan guidance before ordering.
Compare both Austrian endpoints from your users’ networks. ICMP latency does not measure encrypted VPN throughput; test CPU capacity and the actual protocol too.
Before you deploy
Yes. EDIS Global offers the two Vienna locations covered here: NDC2 and Interxion (Digital Realty). This site compares measurements to temporary VPS instances in each location. Those instances have since been retired; use the Looking Glass addresses above for new tests.
It depends on the source network. The first sample favoured NDC2 from Warsaw and Milan, and Interxion from Vienna and Bratislava. Read the per-probe results rather than assuming either location is always faster.
No. It measures inbound IPv4 ICMP latency, packet replies and MTR paths during one short collection. It does not establish sustained throughput, application response time or uptime.
Use the NDC2 or Interxion plan links above. Orders, current prices, operating systems, licensing information and support are provided through EDIS Global.
Make an informed choice