1U Server Co-location - London

CoXeY · 27th June 2006

As per THIS thread I am looking to co-locate a single 1U server in a data centre close to or in London.

Remote power management, 40GB+ of bandwidth and burstable connectivity are our primary requirements - please contact me if you want to discuss things further.

Dan.

neilrbowen · 27th June 2006

1U colocation £69 + vat per month including 1Tb per month data allowence.

This is our basic package and is based in our secure private suite on the London Docklands.

KVM over IP usage and free reboots are included in this package.

Please contact info@ohtele.com for more information.

JSamuel · 27th June 2006

Hi Dan,

We can provide the following located in our private racks in Meridian Gate (London Docklands) Prices are not everything

We are avaliable via direct contact numbers 24/7 should you have any problems, we are happy to store hardware in the DC for you (spare HDDs etc) and our 99.99% network and port SLA has yet to be broken.

We believe in a personal service from down to earth people, no calls queues or passing-the-buck. We also operate our own BGP4 network with redundant uplinks.

- 1U Rackspace
- 0.5A Power

- 100mbit Switch Port
- 5 IP Addresses (More subject to RIPE justifications)
- Live Bandwidth Graphing
- 250GB Bandwidth

- APC Remote Reboot port.
- 99.99% SLA

All for just:
£49* per month!
And the forum2 discount -> FREE setup!

Please drop me an email on j.samuel@real-hosts.co.uk or give us a ring on 0845 890 5480 for more information, or to place an order. Additional power; bandwidth and gigE ports are avaliable!

Speed Test:
http://www.real-hosts.co.uk/100mb.bin (100MB file)
http://www.real-hosts.co.uk/10mb.bin (10MB file)

Ping Test:
195.178.106.5

* Subject to VAT.

SynergyWorks · 27th June 2006

Special Offers - Valid until end of July:

1U Colocation for SC1425
APC Remote Reboot Port
250GB Monthly Bandwidth
100Mbps Network Connection
3 IP Addresses (more on justification)
Live MRTG Traffic Graphing
1GB Offsite Backup Space

£39/month + FREE Setup - Price applicable for the life of your service with us!
Additional 250GB Blocks of Bandwidth = £17/monthly

File Download: http://speedtest.synergyworks.co.uk/100mb.tst
Ping Test: 87.117.219.66

Email: r.bentley@synergyworks.co.uk to discuss this further.

VooServers · 27th June 2006

Hi Dan,
I have sent you a PM with my offer but if you have any more questions feel free to e-mail me on sales@vooservers.com

Thanks.

UKDSL · 27th June 2006

Have you thought about an 11U lockable rack? Obviously these offers are in shared racks and I doubt anyone is going to give you unaccomanied access to your server if its in a shared rack. I would be worried if they did

If your going to need frequent/fast access to your server then taking an 11U will save you having to pay for escorted access aswell as the stress of waiting for someone to turn up to escort you to it!

adamsmith · 27th June 2006

We can do this for £74.99/month + VAT (SC1425s use an obscene amount of power guys!) with 1000GB/month and APC remote reboot. Email: adam.smith@2host.co.uk. Free setup.

racksense · 27th June 2006

Yep with power now at £60-75/amp those prices all look pretty.. strange.

CoXeY · 28th June 2006

Thanks for the replies guys!

I will take all of the above into consideration and be in touch in due course. I will also get a clamp meter on the server in question so we know how much power we're talking about here too.

Dan.

Ricky · 28th June 2006

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Alexs · 28th June 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by adamsmith

SC1425s use an obscene amount of power guys!

Yea, If I remember correctly depending on the spec they can use upto 1.4A *each* avg from when I was checking ours was around 0.9A/Machine

SynergyWorks · 28th June 2006

Well thats confusing. Got 7x SC1425s

The Celerons draw 0.4amps a peice and the Xeons draw 0.7amps - talking from real world experiance.

othellotech · 29th June 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by adamsmith

SC1425s use an obscene amount of power guys!

9 Xeon SC1425's currently drawing 8.2a, spiking to 9.1 under load. Combine that with their exceptionally poor performance is why they're almost universally hated in datacentres.

The Dell 1850's draw even more power, but at least are very capable machines.

SynergyWorks · 29th June 2006

Are you talking Dual or Single Xeons?

othellotech · 29th June 2006

singles, some with 1 hard drive, most with two