Atena Host P4000, IRR 575.000/yr. on Windows Shared

P4000 has been added on Aug 2, 2022

🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	DirectAdmin
🔧 Category :	Wordpress
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Greece Iran
⚑ Targeting :	IR

Original plan URL was https://atenahost.ir/Windows-Hosting.asp

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

AtenaHost is an Iran-based hosting and infrastructure provider that operates its own data center in Tehran. The company describes the "Atena Data Center" as a privately run facility launched in 2010–2011 (year 1389 in the Iranian calendar) and connected to the national fiber network with radio links for backup. Their portfolio spans web hosting (Windows and Linux), specialized WordPress hosting, Node.js hosting, SQL hosting, reseller hosting, virtual private servers (VPS), dedicated servers, colocation, cloud space for backups, SSL certificates, control-panel licenses, and domain registration (including .IR and Persian IDN). They also list dedicated and virtual servers for online-class platforms like BigBlueButton and Adobe Connect.

Shared hosting comes in multiple flavors. Windows hosting (Iran and Germany locations presented separately) highlights SSD storage, unmetered bandwidth on plans, and 24/7 support. Linux hosting and WordPress hosting target typical CMS workloads, with the WordPress range emphasizing quick setup and the familiar dashboard experience in Persian. Node.js hosting is positioned for developers needing modern runtimes on Linux servers. A separate SQL hosting line is available for database-heavy use cases. For resellers, AtenaHost offers Windows reseller packages (and advertises Linux reseller as well) so agencies can provision and bill end-clients under their own brand.

Above shared hosting, VPS plans are promoted as a cost-effective step up with full admin access, suitable for running custom software, and—crucially for local audiences—able to remain reachable even during domestic internet disruptions via Iran’s national intranet. Dedicated servers add bare-metal performance, KVM/IPMI access on request, and optional control panels. Colocation is available for customers bringing their own rack-mount hardware; plans scale from single-U space up to half and full racks inside AtenaHost’s Tehran facility.