Because of the gigantic size of the database that players interact with, EVE ISK Online doesn't lend itself to private server play, and there are no EVE ISK Online private servers.

In large part, the lack of EVE ISK Online private servers is a good for the overall play of the game. Much of the appeal of playing EVE Online is the sheer number of players working simultaneously on the universe. Because EVE ISK Online runs on a single cluster, there's never a choice, like in World of Warcraft, or City of Heroes, to decide which server you're going to be on - based on the server your friends are on. By contrast for Worlds of Warcraft, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of private servers out there, that will let anywhere from a hundred to maybe a thousand players log in simultaneously. For WoW, this is an opportunity to "grind in private"; if you tried doing that on EVE ISK Online, you'd have a hard time hooking up with other players at all, due to the massive size of the database to explore.

In a real sense, private servers for MMOs are a dangerous thing for the companies that produce the games. Those EVE ISK games are expensive to write, expensive to maintain, require paid staff to keep on top of things, and require an ongoing development budget and marketing plan. The subscription model you pay is what keeps the game being developed; setting up "hacked" MMO private servers simply hastens the day when the company publishing the MMO can't sustain the operation any longer, and has to shut things down.

Fortunately for CCP, an EVE ISK Online private server is a really difficult thing to set up for a home user; most people don't have home based clusters of high end computers, each with 16 gigs of RAM, to try and make it happen.

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