VPS Terminal Manager: what is new.

Smoother EA deploys, especially on MT4.

• MT4 deployments now show as loaded once the EA is running on the chart.
• You can enter a licence key when you deploy a Library EA that has no set file.
• A chart whose EA is in your VPS Manager Library now reads "In the Library".

VPS Terminal Manager gets its new name, Free and Pro plans, scheduled actions, and EAs that bring the files they need.

• The product is now called VPS Terminal Manager. Every Algo Trading Space account can sign in and use the Free plan with up to 5 terminals.
• Pro (with a 14-day trial, also included in VIP+) manages up to 100 terminals, with packs of 10 extra terminals, and adds terminal moves, incident alerts and scheduled actions.
• Scheduled actions: start or stop EAs, load a set file, or start, stop or restart a terminal, once or every week, with a run history.
• The chart inputs dialog shows each EA input with MetaTrader's own name and dropdown choices, and you edit them the same way.
• The Library has tabs for indicators, libraries and DLLs, and data files. Add a terminal's custom files to it straight from the VPS.
• A deploy now brings the indicators, DLLs and data files the EA needs, and you can untick any of them. You can also send an EA with its files to the Backtest Manager.
• Take over a standard (non-portable) MetaTrader install: it is converted to a portable one. The Move dialog lets you add the account's password.
• Fixes: a VPS stuck on a Windows admin prompt shows "Sign-in blocked" with a Reboot button; a stuck broker installer falls back to a ready-made terminal package; a stopped EA shows as not running; a busy chart names the job holding it, with Cancel; Install Tracker EA is more reliable on MT4.

Plug-and-Play onboarding, one restart for many changes, and indicators and logs on the terminal page.

• A new Plug-and-Play guide on the dashboard takes you through four steps: get a VPS (with partner offers), pick a partner broker and get its MetaTrader on the VPS, log in, and install. An Expert mode switch hides the guide.
• Partner broker and VPS cards show a summary, highlights and our video review.
• Changes that need a MetaTrader restart (removing charts, algo trading on or off, inputs, EA changes) now wait and are applied together in one restart.
• The terminal page shows the indicators on each chart and a history of chart events (EAs and indicators added, removed or swapped).
• Search MetaTrader's own logs from VPS Manager, also straight from a chart event. The Algo Trading Space AI assistant can look up your terminals, chart events and logs too.
• Rename a terminal. A backtest found for a chart opens in the Backtest Manager.
• WebRequest URLs are set reliably on MT5, even several at once.
• Fixes: a deploy counts as done only once the EA stays loaded; one Install Tracker EA runs per VPS at a time; secret EA inputs are always stored masked; chart Remove stays usable while a job runs.

Move terminals between VPSs, tidy taskbar pins, and invite your team.

• Move a terminal to another VPS, even with open trades. It logs in again with the saved password, and the old copy is removed from the source VPS.
• Taskbar pins: one pin per terminal, with the broker's logo, and the running terminal shows on its own pin.
• Your own pin arrangement is kept, and you can arrange a VPS's terminal pins from the dashboard.
• A terminal you close by hand on the VPS now stays closed.
• Invite people by email, with a Resend button. A pending invitation is accepted when that email signs in.
• A team Library shared across your organisation, with EA download. Taken-over charts deploy again with their own inputs.
• Fixes: EA file names, the Tracker EA after its installer restarts the terminal, MT4 logins wrongly shown as unauthorized, and a "Back to the terminal" link after a deploy.

Take over the terminals you already run, manage their charts, and set up a VPS without admin rights.

• Take over an existing terminal: it is backed up, moved into VPS Manager's folder and managed from then on. Shortcuts and taskbar pins follow it.
• Manage a chart that is already running as a deployment, add its exact EA to the Library from the VPS, edit its inputs or load a set file, point it at another EA, or remove it.
• Set up a VPS without admin rights by pasting one line, with auto-logon turned on for you.
• Turn algo trading on or off and set WebRequest URLs from the terminal page or the deploy wizard.
• Folder backups: see what a restore would add, restore it, or delete backups and old MetaTrader folders to free disk space.
• Upload your own robots and set files to the Library without the Backtest Manager. The terminal page shows the account's Tracker data and the backtests for each chart, and can backtest a chart with its own inputs.
• Brokers whose installer needs admin rights can be installed from a terminal package. A "Report a problem" button opens a support ticket.
• Licence and key inputs never leave the VPS in clear and are masked in logs. Search, filters and paging on the lists, and pages that work on a phone.

First version of the rebuilt VPS Manager, for invited users until it opened to everyone on 7 November.

• Sign in with your Algo Trading Space account, in the Algo Trading Space look with a light, dark or system theme.
• Add a Windows VPS and VPS Manager sets it up and installs the VPS agent for you, or install it with one line.
• The VPS list shows each VPS's Windows version, CPU, RAM, free disk and uptime.
• Install MetaTrader terminals from broker installers, log in your account (checked against the Account Tracker), and start, stop or restart them.
• Deploy an EA with its set file to a chart after reviewing a plan of what will change, and see what should run next to what really runs.
• Every action runs as a job with a timeline, cancel and retry, and an Activity feed shows what happened.
• Your Account Tracker accounts and Backtest Manager EAs and backtests appear in VPS Manager. Keep installers and set files in the Library.
• Work as an organisation with members and roles.