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We don't assume you are stupid.
(note what this implies about the relitive pricing of these two commodities; quite often, owning your own hardware and co-locating it saves you money over renting virtual servers, especially once you start approaching 16 or 32GiB ram)
it's a 100Mbps pipe, with he.net bandwidth. I include a remotely accessible serial console and a remotely accessible rebooter.
This is in the svtix data center in San Jose .
Also, please check out my Dedicated server offerings.
this deal is for rack-mount servers that have rails or other appropriate hardware such that they can be mounted in a 4 post rack. front mounting is OK only if the server is actually strong/light enough to be front mounted.
If you want to co-lo your tower box, I suggest you talk to someone who co-locates at one of the many he.net locations in the bay area. I suggest this because he.net usually only allows 1 15a circuit per rack, so people who co-locate there usually have lots of spare rackspace.
If you think that $150/month is too much for a 1u dual-socket box (and nearly all dual-socket boxes will cause me to put you in the $150/month plan, even if they are only 1u.) you might want to look at rippleweb.com - they are in sacramento, but they charge by the rack unit and they don't have the power limitations I do. They also use a shared kvm over IP rather than serial consoles, so they may be more suitable if you are running windows.
Bandwidth is charged on the 95th percentile. Overages are $15/Mbps, and we can cap your bandwidth usage at your request. You can set a higher commit and pay $7/Mbps.
My network, including my uplink is entirely gigabit.
most single-socket dual-core servers come in under 80w. most quad-core or dual-socket servers use more than that. If you are wondering, please email me.
All plans have a $75 setup fee to cover my time to hook stuff up.