sodetel.net.lb 50 MB, $ 10.00/mo. on Linux Shared

50 MB has been added on Apr 30, 2020, Aggregate Rating (1 out of 10 from 1 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Lebanon
⚑ Targeting :	LB

Original plan URL was https://www.sodetel.net.lb/data-and-web-hosting/general-info

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

SODETEL is one of Lebanon’s longest-established telecommunications companies, operating since 1968. Its ownership is divided equally between the Lebanese Government and Orange (orange.com) Middle East & Africa, giving the company a combination of local institutional backing and international telecommunications experience.

The company played an important role in the development of Lebanon’s communications infrastructure. Its history includes participation in an early submarine cable connection between Beirut and Marseille, the introduction of switched data services during the 1990s, and the launch of Internet and broadband access in 1996 through cooperation with France Telecom, now Orange.

SODETEL currently operates primarily as an Internet service provider rather than as a conventional international web hosting company. Residential customers can choose from Fiber Optics, VDSL, ADSL, Fixed Wireless Access, 4G Plus, gaming-oriented Internet packages, and Mesh Wi-Fi equipment. Service availability depends on the customer’s location and the infrastructure available in that area.

The business portfolio is considerably broader. Companies can obtain fiber and DSL connections, microwave local loops, SME Internet packages, dedicated corporate connectivity, managed network services, SD-WAN, proactive monitoring, and customized telecommunications solutions. Cybersecurity services include external attack-surface management, digital-risk protection, threat intelligence, security analytics, and threat-detection solutions.

SODETEL also has a long history in web hosting. Its former hosting portfolio included Linux Shared Hosting, domain registration, email services, and Server Colocation. Shared hosting plans provided email accounts, spam and antivirus filtering, databases, and monthly traffic allocations.

The shared-hosting catalog is now part of the company’s legacy portfolio. The active service structure concentrates on residential Internet, enterprise connectivity, managed network services, and cybersecurity. There is no current public VPS, dedicated-server, reseller-hosting, or cloud-server catalog with automated deployment and online ordering.

Domain services previously covered international extensions and Lebanese .lb domains. Lebanese domain registration required local documentation, including commercial-registration records and an appropriate trademark certificate. International domain registrations were commonly offered with two-year renewal periods.

The company remains most relevant to Lebanese households and businesses that want Internet access, local installation, networking, and technical support from an established domestic provider. It is less suitable for international customers looking for instant VPS deployment, modern shared-hosting comparisons, or self-service cloud infrastructure.

The website is available in English and uses a modern layout with online applications, service-availability requests, order tracking, customer-account access, webmail, reseller locations, and mobile application links.