What may and may not be run on infrastructure we host or manage. The purpose is keeping shared infrastructure safe and lawful for every client on it.
1. Prohibited content
You may not use our hosting to store, publish or distribute:
- Anything unlawful in Pakistan or in the jurisdiction where the content is served.
- Malware, phishing pages, or material designed to deceive people into giving up credentials or payment details.
- Content that infringes someone else's copyright or trademark.
- Material depicting the exploitation of children, which we report to the relevant authorities without notice.
2. Prohibited activity
Equally, our infrastructure may not be used to:
- Send unsolicited bulk email, or send to purchased lists.
- Attack, scan or attempt unauthorised access to any other system.
- Mine cryptocurrency or run workloads that consume shared resources disproportionately.
- Operate open proxies, or relay traffic to disguise its origin.
3. Resource use
Plans are sized to a traffic profile agreed with you. If your usage grows past it we will contact you to resize rather than throttling you without warning. Sudden abusive load may be rate-limited immediately to protect other clients.
4. Security responsibilities
You are responsible for keeping your own credentials secure and for the actions of users you grant access to. Tell us immediately if you suspect an account has been compromised.
5. Enforcement
Where we can, we will contact you and give you a chance to fix the problem. Where content is actively harming others — an active phishing page, for example — we may suspend it first and explain afterwards. Repeated or deliberate breaches end the agreement.
Questions about this policy
If anything in this acceptable use policy is unclear, email info@nexzasolutions.com or get in touch. We would rather explain it before you sign than argue about it afterwards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Anything unlawful, anything sending unsolicited email, malware distribution, and content that infringes someone else's rights. The policy lists the specifics.
Only for an active threat to other clients on shared infrastructure — a compromised site sending spam, for example. Everything else gets notice and a chance to fix it first.
Yes, within the resource limits of your plan. If something is heavy enough to affect neighbours we will contact you about moving it rather than killing it silently.
Questions About Our Acceptable Use Policy?
If you are unsure whether something you want to run is allowed on our infrastructure, ask before you deploy it. Checking takes a minute; an unplanned suspension does not.