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Co-location in San Jose-

Prgmr.com is no longer offering co-location; at some point in the future, we may start offering it again, especially if I obtain an especially good deal on bulk co-location space. but the margin on co-location is such that I can't justify setting aside time and space that could otherwise be used for my xen VPS hosting business at this time.

(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.

sign up for 1u of rackspace with a serial console, 80w power and a 5Mbps commit

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.



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