Network

Know how your server reaches the internet.

The useful details are the upstream, routed address space, bandwidth available to the deployment and what needs approval. Here they are without marketing shorthand.

Primary upstreamTransworldAS135407
Public IPv4 routingAS150315
LocationLahore, Pakistan
Primary upstream

Transworld provides the primary internet connectivity for the Lahore infrastructure.

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Public routing

Public IPv4 service is routed through AS150315. Address assignments remain subject to upstream policy.

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Capacity

100 Mbps for the current dedicated node. Up to 1 Gbps for larger requirements.

The current dedicated server offer uses 100 Mbps unmetered connectivity. Where a workload needs more throughput, higher-capacity Transworld connectivity can be quoted separately, up to 1 Gbps for suitable deployments.

Public IPv4

Addresses are allocated after verification, not generated from an unlimited pool.

Initial availability is typically around 5 to 6 public IPv4 addresses for a deployment, subject to current inventory, upstream identity verification and allocation approval. Larger requirements can be evaluated with justification.

DDoS mitigation

Up to 2.5 Tbps mitigation capability, subject to the upstream network and attack type.

Public IP service can benefit from upstream mitigation capability of up to 2.5 Tbps. That figure describes available network mitigation capacity, not a promise that every attack of every type will be absorbed without impact.