Infrastructure

Physical infrastructure in Lahore, explained clearly.

How2Host provides dedicated servers, colocation and custom infrastructure. This page shows what is physically available, how it is powered, how it connects to the internet and what support looks like.

LocationLahore, Pakistan
ServicesDedicated + colocation
NetworkTransworld AS135407
Dedicated servers

A complete provider-owned physical server for your workload, with root or administrator access.

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Colocation

Your 1U or 2U server hosted in our Lahore environment with metered power, connectivity and remote hands.

02
Custom deployments

Hardware, memory, storage, bandwidth and public IP requirements scoped around your workload rather than a fixed catalogue.

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Lahore environment

Real hardware, in a managed private infrastructure environment.

The current environment is privately managed in Lahore and is not advertised as a Tier-certified commercial datacenter. Physical access is restricted. Customer deployments are reviewed for rack size, power draw, network needs and remote-management requirements before installation.

Power and cooling

Power continuity covers the server, network and cooling.

Utility power is backed by an automatic UPS transition. For longer utility interruptions, building backup generation is available and is configured to support the server environment, network equipment and cooling. Dedicated cooling operates continuously while the infrastructure is in service.

Network

A defined Lahore network path, with higher capacity when required.

Primary connectivity is through Transworld, AS135407. Public IPv4 routing uses AS150315. The current dedicated service is built around 100 Mbps unmetered connectivity; larger deployments can be scoped up to 1 Gbps. Public IPv4 allocation requires upstream identity verification and approval.

See network details
Operations

Monitoring is continuous; human support follows published staffed hours.

Infrastructure monitoring and out-of-band access can operate continuously where configured. Human technical intervention follows the published support windows. This distinction keeps the service description accurate instead of pretending there is a continuously staffed 24/7 NOC.

See support coverage