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Started by jsc3
Thu, 26 Oct 2000 18:40
Wanted: Good server co-location provider
Author: jsc3
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 18:40
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 18:40
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My company wants to move from our current co-location provider (Abraxis). We would like to find a reasonable co-location site in the metro-Atlanta area. Preferred requirements are: Reasonable costs (obviously) A quarter to a half rack of space (9-22U, 19 inch rack) Waived setup fee if we can do our own setup One or two 100BaseTX network drops Three IP addresses Physical access to our own servers during business hours UPS and/or generator Reverse DNS entries in their maps Good network connectivity - minimum of redundant T1 If anybody has some good leads, I would be happy to hear them. -- John Cronin
Re: Wanted: Good server co-location provider
Author: Nathan Greer
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 19:55
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 19:55
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In git.unix.linux jsc3@gtf.org wrote: > My company wants to move from our current co-location provider (Abraxis). > We would like to find a reasonable co-location site in the metro-Atlanta > area. www.aperian.com just opened a location in atlanta. directly connected to gte's oc-192 backbone.
Re: Wanted: Good server co-location provider
Author: Shadow Daemon
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 20:44
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 20:44
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I hate to always be plugging the company I work for, but... ...check out the Linux General Store's colocation services! Give us a call at (404) 881-8090 and ask to talk to DJ McCall, who handles incoming colocation accounts. Last time I checked, our prices were some of the lowest in the Atlanta Area, and I believe we meet all of your requirements. In git.unix.linux jsc3@gtf.org wrote: > My company wants to move from our current co-location provider (Abraxis). > We would like to find a reasonable co-location site in the metro-Atlanta > area. > Preferred requirements are: > Reasonable costs (obviously) > A quarter to a half rack of space (9-22U, 19 inch rack) > Waived setup fee if we can do our own setup > One or two 100BaseTX network drops > Three IP addresses > Physical access to our own servers during business hours > > UPS and/or generator > Reverse DNS entries in their maps > Good network connectivity - minimum of redundant T1 > If anybody has some good leads, I would be happy to hear them. > -- > John Cronin -- WWW: http://www.sdaemon.cjb.net ICQ: 7802922 PHONE: 404-508-0199 home Come check out the Linux General Store! 404-881-8090 work EMAIL: sdaemon@shaftnet.org or balaun@yahoo.com 404-881-0640 fax
Re: Wanted: Good server co-location provider
Author: Rizon Man
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 00:47
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 00:47
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What you've described is exactly what we have... Try Interliant (http://www.interliant.com/). We host our domain server there. The rates aren't too bad either. <jsc3@gtf.org> wrote in message news:8t9tqe$r7n$1@news-int.gatech.edu... > My company wants to move from our current co-location provider (Abraxis). > We would like to find a reasonable co-location site in the metro-Atlanta > area. > > Preferred requirements are: > > Reasonable costs (obviously) > > A quarter to a half rack of space (9-22U, 19 inch rack) > > Waived setup fee if we can do our own setup > > One or two 100BaseTX network drops > > Three IP addresses > > Physical access to our own servers during business hours > > UPS and/or generator > > Reverse DNS entries in their maps > > Good network connectivity - minimum of redundant T1 > > > If anybody has some good leads, I would be happy to hear them. > > -- > John Cronin
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