Host Hong Kong.net 1U - 2U Server, HKD 700.00/mo. on Colocation

1U - 2U Server has been updated on June 19, 2025 (added December 26, 2017)

📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	PayPalWire TransferCheck PaymentsBitcoin
🔧 Category :	Self Managed
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Hong Kong
⚑ Targeting :	HK
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

See also initial 1U - 2U Server plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Host Hong Kong – Independent Hosting from the Heart of the SAR

Founded in 2003, Host Hong Kong has grown from a single-rack operation into one of the territory’s larger privately owned providers. From TeleAsia’s world-class facility in Fanling, the company manages more than a hundred shared, VPS, and dedicated servers while also colocating customer hardware. Since 2005, they have extended their footprint with additional capacity in North America and Europe, yet Hong Kong remains the technical and operational core of the brand.

Strategic Data-Centre Presence

TeleAsia’s Fanling campus supplies redundant power, climate control, and a carrier-neutral fiber mix—an advantage for latency-sensitive clients targeting Greater China and Southeast Asia. Host Hong Kong operates its own racks and IP space inside the facility, giving them direct control over uptime and rapid hardware swaps when needed.

Service Portfolio at a Glance

• Shared & Reseller Hosting – DirectAdmin control panels, 100 Mbit+ upstream links, PHP, MySQL, CGI, and multi-domain support. Reseller tiers add white-label branding and granular account control.
• VPS Hosting – KVM-based virtual servers that mimic dedicated environments at a lower entry cost—ideal for developers who outgrow shared plans but do not yet need full bare-metal power.
• Dedicated Servers – All nodes connect to a 100 Mbit port by default; DirectAdmin licensing is bundled, allowing administrators to spin up sites or applications rapidly.
• Colocation – Customers ship their own hardware to Fanling; installation is free, and turnaround is typically under 24 hours after receipt.
• Domain Registration – Nearly all global TLDs can be registered or transferred through the same portal, simplifying account management.

Engineering-Led Support

A lean, technical team oversees both infrastructure and customer tickets, shortening the path from problem report to fix. While this hands-on model usually means quicker, more informed responses, peak periods can stretch resources—prospective clients running mission-critical platforms may wish to test response times before migration.

Strengths

Local Control – Hardware, network, and IP space are managed in-house rather than resold, giving users clearer accountability.
Geographic Advantage – Hong Kong peering plus optional U.S. and EU nodes for multi-region workloads.
Straightforward Pricing – Plans are published without lengthy contract lock-ins; add-ons such as extra bandwidth or IPv4 addresses are available à la carte.

Points to Consider

• The Fanling facility offers solid connectivity, but customers with heavy mainland-China traffic may still need a CDN or ICP-licensed mirror to optimise last-mile performance.
• DirectAdmin is the default panel; cPanel fans should confirm availability or be ready to adapt.
• As with many independent hosts, larger enterprise features—such as automated compliance scans or global DDoS scrubbing—are optional rather than baked in.