Dedicated Servers in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Bangladesh has one of the fastest-growing internet user bases in South Asia, driven by mobile banking, social commerce, ride-hailing and a thriving freelance economy. Much of that traffic stays inside the country, flowing between local ISPs through the Bangladesh Internet Exchange, known as BDIX. A server hosted abroad cannot take advantage of those domestic routes, so Bangladeshi users end up waiting for data that has travelled to Singapore or Europe and back. Our Dhaka dedicated servers solve that problem. Located in a Tier II facility in Gulshan, each machine connects to BDIX at 500 Mbps for local traffic and to international carriers at 100 Mbps, giving you fast delivery to Bangladeshi ISPs and dependable reach to the rest of the world. Configurations run from an eight-core Xeon E5-2667 v2 to dual Xeon E5-2678 v3 systems with 16 cores, all with 32 GB of RAM, 1 TB of SSD storage, hardware RAID and free DDoS protection. Monthly quotas climb from 10 TB on the entry box to a hefty 100 TB on the flagship, and the upstream promises the network will simply not go dark. You get root or Administrator access, Linux or Windows Server, and a local IPv4 address. For anyone building for Bangladeshi users first, it is the most direct route to their screens.

Plans from $199/mo · Gulshan, Dhaka
Gulshan Tier II Facility
500 Mbps BDIX Peering
Free DDoS Protection
1 TB SSD with RAID

Dhaka Hardware and Bandwidth Packages

Our Bangladeshi range is built around Intel Xeon E5 processors and solid-state storage. The Xeon E5-2667 v2 plan with 32 GB of DDR3 and a mirrored 1 TB SSD suits news portals, e-commerce sites and ISP services. The E5-2640 v4 moves to DDR4 memory and doubles traffic to 20 TB. For heavier workloads, the dual E5-2670 v3 and dual E5-2678 v3 machines offer 16 cores and 40 TB or 100 TB of monthly transfer, ideal for streaming, software mirrors and large platforms. Every plan includes 500 Mbps BDIX and 100 Mbps international bandwidth.

ProcessorCoresMemoryStorageBandwidthIPv4Price
Intel Xeon E5-2667 v2 8 32GB DDR3 1TB SSD RAID1 10TB100Mbps Intl / 500Mbps BDIX 1 $199/mo ORDER NOW
Intel Xeon E5-2640 v4 8 32GB DDR4 1TB SSD 20TB100Mbps Intl / 500Mbps BDIX 1 $299/mo ORDER NOW
2x Intel Xeon E5-2670 v3 16 32GB DDR4 1TB SSD 40TB100Mbps Intl / 500Mbps BDIX 1 $399/mo ORDER NOW
2x Intel Xeon E5-2678 v3 16 32GB DDR4 1TB SSD RAID1 100TB100Mbps Intl / 500Mbps BDIX 1 $499/mo ORDER NOW

Prices are shown monthly in US dollars and include DDoS protection and one IPv4. These Dhaka plans are newly added; order links will be activated soon, and our team can confirm availability for you right now.

Gulshan Data Centre Specifications

The facility sits in Gulshan, Dhaka's diplomatic and business district, and is built to Tier II standards with backup power and cooling. What makes it special for Bangladeshi projects is the dual network design: a 500 Mbps connection to BDIX for domestic traffic and a separate 100 Mbps international uplink. A RAID card, flood scrubbing and a full-availability network pledge come bundled rather than sold as extras. Review the details below before choosing your plan. Power cuts that affect parts of Dhaka are handled by the facility's generators and UPS, so your server keeps running when the neighbourhood grid does not.

LocationGulshan, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Facility tierTier II
Local connectivity500 Mbps BDIX (domestic exchange)
International bandwidth100 Mbps
Monthly traffic10 TB to 100 TB by plan
SecurityFree DDoS protection, hardware RAID
Operating systemsLinux, Windows Server 2019/2022
Delivery48–120 hours after payment
Bangladesh Dedicated Server

Why Local Hosting Matters in Bangladesh

Serving Bangladeshi users from inside the country makes a measurable difference to speed and cost. These are the most important benefits.

BDIX Speed for Local Users

Domestic traffic moves through BDIX at up to 500 Mbps, so customers on Bangladeshi ISPs load your site or stream your video far faster than from overseas.

Efficient Use of International Links

Because local visitors are served over BDIX, the 100 Mbps international line stays available for global users, APIs and software updates.

DDoS Mitigation at No Charge

Protection against volumetric attacks is included on every plan, which is valuable for gaming, news and financial sites.

Mirrored SSD Storage

Hardware RAID on solid-state drives keeps your data safe from single-disk failure while delivering fast reads and writes.

Massive Traffic Allowances

With up to 100 TB per month, video platforms and download portals can grow without constant bandwidth worries.

Bangladeshi IP Presence

A local IPv4 address helps with regional services, payment gateways and search relevance for .bd and Bangla-language sites.

Server-Grade Xeon Processors

Eight or sixteen Xeon cores provide the parallel processing capacity for databases, streaming and virtual machines.

Guaranteed Network Uptime

A 100 percent network SLA shows the provider's commitment to keeping your services reachable for Bangladeshi customers.

Inside Our Bangladesh Server Platform

The following components and services are included with every dedicated server we deliver in Dhaka.

Intel Xeon E5 Family

Choose between E5-2667 v2, E5-2640 v4 or dual E5-2670 v3 and E5-2678 v3 processors, delivering eight to sixteen physical cores.

32 GB Memory Baseline

Every configuration starts with 32 GB of DDR3 or DDR4, enough for large databases, caching layers and multiple applications.

Hardware RAID Controller

A dedicated RAID controller manages disk mirroring independently of the operating system, simplifying recovery if a drive fails.

Split Local and Global Routing

BDIX and international routes are handled separately, so domestic users always enjoy the fastest possible path to your server.

Always-On Attack Filtering

DDoS protection monitors traffic continuously and drops malicious floods before they affect your server's availability.

Remote Management Tools

Restart the server, view the console or reinstall the operating system remotely when you need to recover from a configuration error.

Popular Uses for Dhaka Dedicated Servers

Bangladesh's digital economy creates demand for many kinds of hosting. These are the deployments we see most frequently.

Video Streaming and OTT Services

Streaming platforms serving Bangla dramas, sports and news need huge bandwidth and fast local delivery. The dual Xeon E5-2678 v3 plan with 100 TB of traffic and 500 Mbps BDIX lets viewers on local ISPs watch without buffering, while international users are still served over the global link.

FTP and Media Servers for ISPs

Many Bangladeshi ISPs offer FTP servers, game downloads and movie libraries to their subscribers over BDIX. A dedicated server in Gulshan provides the storage speed and local bandwidth needed to deliver these services at high speed.

E-Commerce and Social Commerce

Online shops and marketplaces selling across Dhaka, Chattogram and Sylhet depend on quick page loads and reliable checkout. Local hosting keeps mobile shoppers engaged, and DDoS protection guards against disruption during big sale days. Facebook-driven shops that redirect buyers to their own site benefit most, since the landing page appears almost instantly on mobile data.

Fintech and Mobile Banking Back Ends

Payment, remittance and mobile financial service providers value low latency to local banks and telecom operators. Isolated hardware and RAID storage support the reliability and security these services require.

Operating System Options in Dhaka

Choose your preferred operating system when ordering and it will be installed before delivery. Many Bangladeshi customers run Ubuntu or AlmaLinux with Nginx or Apache for web hosting, or Debian for streaming and FTP servers. Windows Server 2019 or 2022 is available for .NET applications, SQL Server and Remote Desktop, with the licence charged separately. With full administrative access, you can also install control panels, media servers such as Jellyfin or Emby, or a hypervisor to divide the dual Xeon machines into virtual servers for different projects.

  • Ubuntu or AlmaLinux for web hosting
  • Debian for FTP and media services
  • Windows Server 2019 / 2022
  • Jellyfin, Emby or custom streaming stacks
  • cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin

A Dependable Partner for Bangladeshi Hosting

ServerSlot works with a Gulshan facility that understands the Bangladeshi network landscape, including BDIX peering and international transit. When a disk light turns amber, it is our staff who phone Gulshan and get the swap scheduled, not you. You control the software and data with full administrative rights. Bangladeshi freelancers who earn in dollars often settle invoices with a Payoneer-funded card or crypto, and both work fine alongside PayPal; tickets are picked up day and night, including Friday prayers and Pohela Boishakh.

Competitive Pricing for Dhaka Bare Metal

Our Bangladeshi dedicated servers start at $199 per month for an eight-core Xeon E5-2667 v2 with 32 GB of RAM, a 1 TB SSD in RAID, 10 TB of traffic and free DDoS protection. Stepping up to the 16-core dual E5-2678 v3 with 100 TB of transfer costs $499. When you consider that BDIX bandwidth, attack mitigation and hardware RAID are all included, the total value is strong compared with overseas servers that cannot deliver local peering at all.

Fastest Routes to Bangladeshi Internet Users

Because the server is connected directly to BDIX, visitors using major Bangladeshi ISPs reach it over domestic exchange links rather than international transit. That keeps latency minimal for users in Dhaka, Chattogram, Khulna, Rajshahi and Sylhet. International visitors from India, Southeast Asia and beyond connect through the 100 Mbps global uplink with reasonable response times.

A First-Week Burn-In Plan for Your Dhaka Machine

A new server should earn your trust before customers touch it. During the first few days in Gulshan, run a stress tool such as stress-ng across every core for several hours while you watch temperatures and clock speeds with lm-sensors. A Xeon that throttles or a fan that misbehaves will usually reveal itself under sustained load rather than on an idle console.

Storage deserves the same scrutiny. Use fio to write and read a large test file, then compare the results after a reboot to confirm the numbers are stable. Record a baseline of memory bandwidth, disk throughput and single-thread speed in a simple text file. Months later, when a page feels slow, that record tells you whether the hardware has changed or whether your own code has grown heavier. Should anything look odd in week one, tell support straight away, because an unused server is trivial to exchange.

Keeping an Eye on Mirrored Disks in Gulshan

A mirror protects you from a single drive failure only if you notice the failure and replace the drive promptly. Plenty of administrators discover a degraded array months after the first disk died, at the moment the second one gives up. Avoid that story by putting simple monitoring in place on day one.

On Linux, smartmontools can email you when a drive reports reallocated sectors, rising wear levels or failed self-tests. Schedule a short self-test daily and a long one weekly during quiet hours in Bangladesh, usually after midnight local time. If your controller ships with a command-line utility, script a check of the array status and push the result to whatever alerting tool you already use, whether that is a chat webhook or an uptime service. Keep a note of which physical slot holds which disk so the support team can swap the correct one quickly when a warning finally arrives.

Off-Site Copies Beyond Dhaka

RAID is about staying online, not about recovering from mistakes. A deleted table, a ransomware infection or a corrupted upload will be mirrored faithfully to both drives within seconds. For that reason every serious Bangladeshi deployment needs copies that live somewhere else entirely.

A practical pattern is nightly encrypted backups with a tool such as restic or BorgBackup, sent to object storage or to a small server in another country. Because overseas bandwidth from Dhaka is the scarcer resource, rely on deduplicated, incremental snapshots so only changed blocks travel each night. Keep at least one copy that the production machine cannot delete, using append-only mode or separate credentials. Then practise restoring: once a quarter, rebuild your database from backup on a spare system and note the elapsed minutes. That measured duration, rather than a hopeful guess, is your real recovery time, and it is worth sharing with clients who depend on your platform.

Dhaka Dedicated Server FAQ

Answers to common questions about hosting physical servers in Bangladesh.

What is BDIX and why does it matter?

BDIX, the Bangladesh Internet Exchange, is a platform where local ISPs and content providers exchange traffic directly within the country instead of sending it overseas. When your server is connected to BDIX, users on participating ISPs reach it over domestic links, which are faster and often not counted against their international bandwidth. Our Dhaka servers connect to BDIX at 500 Mbps, so local visitors experience much quicker page loads, downloads and streaming. This is a major advantage over hosting in Singapore or India for audiences in Bangladesh.

How is international bandwidth different from BDIX bandwidth?

Each server has two network paths. The BDIX connection handles traffic to and from Bangladeshi ISPs at up to 500 Mbps. The international connection, at 100 Mbps, serves users outside Bangladesh or on networks not participating in BDIX. Routing between the two happens automatically based on the visitor's network. This design lets you deliver content quickly to domestic users while still being reachable worldwide. If most of your audience is international, you may want to discuss a larger international port with our team.

Is DDoS protection really free?

Yes. Every Dhaka dedicated server includes DDoS protection at no additional cost. The mitigation system monitors incoming traffic and filters common volumetric attacks, such as UDP floods and SYN floods, before they reach your server. This is particularly valuable for game servers, news portals and financial services that are frequent targets. For complex application-layer attacks, we recommend combining network protection with software firewalls, rate limiting and a reverse proxy configured on your server. Game server owners in particular tell us this bundled filtering is the main reason they moved from shared hosting in Dhaka.

Why do Dhaka plans include hardware RAID?

Hardware RAID uses a dedicated controller to mirror your data across two drives, so the server continues running if one drive fails. This protects against the most common hardware failure and reduces downtime, since the failed drive can be replaced and the mirror rebuilt without reinstalling the operating system. Solid-state drives also deliver fast performance for databases and websites. Remember that RAID does not replace backups; accidental deletion or malware would be mirrored, so keep separate copies of important data.

When will my Gulshan machine be switched on?

Delivery typically takes between 48 and 120 hours after payment is confirmed. The timeframe depends on hardware availability and any special configuration you request, such as a particular RAID level or operating system. Since the Dhaka line-up has only just joined our catalogue, a quick message to sales lets us hold the exact chassis for you. An email with the IP and passwords lands in your inbox the moment the build is finished. Orders placed during Eid holidays may take a little longer, as facility staffing is reduced for a few days.

Can I host an ISP FTP or media server?

Yes. Many customers use our Dhaka servers to provide FTP archives, game downloads and media libraries to subscribers of Bangladeshi ISPs over BDIX. The large SSD storage, generous traffic and local peering make this efficient. You are responsible for ensuring that hosted content complies with Bangladeshi law and our acceptable use policy, including copyright rules. If your library grows beyond the included 1 TB of SSD, contact support to discuss additional storage options for your server. Large libraries can also be split across two servers, one for the catalogue and one for the files themselves.

Which traffic allowance should I choose?

The right allowance depends on how much data you expect to serve each month. The E5-2667 v2 plan includes 10 TB, which suits most business websites and online stores. The E5-2640 v4 includes 20 TB, while the dual E5-2670 v3 and E5-2678 v3 plans offer 40 TB and 100 TB for streaming, downloads and large platforms. If you are unsure, estimate your average page size multiplied by visitors, or share your current bandwidth statistics with our team and we will recommend an appropriate plan.

Do you support Bangla-language websites and applications?

Absolutely. Bangla script is stored and rendered through Unicode, so as long as your database collation and pages declare UTF-8, conjunct characters and the taka sign display correctly with no special tuning. Hosting those sites in Dhaka ensures they load quickly for local readers. Our support team communicates in English through the ticket system, and we are happy to help with server-level questions such as configuring web servers, SSL certificates and firewall rules for your Bangla content platform. Font files can be self-hosted to avoid third-party delays.

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