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Looking for 10RU colocation West Coast / CA / LA
Hi There,
I'm looking for a partner to rack some equipment on the West Coast, USA, preferably in CA, e.g. LA, but will consider other locations on West Coast. Looking for 8-10RU but will take half rack or lockable cabinet 1/3 or 1/2 rack. We may send our own team to site or just ship and use remote hands. Would like to use our own IP's, so would like to set up BGP or have you advertise our range. Can commit to a 3-year contract, but prefer a 2-year contract if it is all the same.
VZ Type:
N/A - colo 10RU, 10A
Number of Cores:
N/A - colo
Bandwidth:
1G+
DDoS Protection:
Yes
Number of IPs:
Will bring own IP's, prefer BGP options, can operate switches or leave for upstream neg.
Location:
West Coast - CA preferably
Budget:
$400 - $600
Billing period:
Monthly, 2 year contract, 3 year neg.
Please advise capabilities thanks
Comments
If Washington works for you. Checkout @crunchbits
We don't have west coast but if you can Colo somewhere else hit us up, full ddos mitigation for all traffic, unmetered bw, no contract for anything less than a full rack. Honestly our full rack pricing is in your budget range. Free bgp, full fiber dc, free rack and stack or you can send your team if you want.
www.microtronixdc.com
I would take a look at Dedicated.com and Quickpacket @qps
Thanks for the tip - you've worked with these operators before I take it? dedicated.com don't look to have any partial cabinet options on their website and is that Quickpacket.com? That site just sells dedicated servers by the looks?
We can help!
Our data center location is Salt Lake City, UT. Current carriers with on-site PoP's are GTT and Cogent. Our BGP blend has GTT, Cogent, HE and Level 3. We have DDoS mitigation available. BYOIP (announce your IPs) is no problem. We have very low latency to Los Angeles.
https://fiberstate.com/colocation/
If interested, please register and open a ticket. We can answer any additional questions or requirements.
https://billing.fiberstate.com/register.php
Aloha, https://crunchbits.com (Spokane, Washington). BYOIP/BGP, NTT/SIX/Lumen, on-site team, unbeatable prices, team, and network.
Just get a full rack with HE should fit your needs.
A lot of companies don't do smaller locking racks for the most part it's a waste of space and cost quite a bit extra to buy from our experience. Haven't looked for many years now however maybe better options out there.
No I haven't but those are some that come to mind when looking for colo. You would have to contact them with your request so they can give you a quote.
Out of curiosity, are your quarter/half individually lockable, or just the "full racks"?
QuickPacket can do colo in LA, but minimum is a full cabinet.
Fully lockable half or full cabs with individual combo locks
What's the quality of HE's facilities in CA? It's so cheap w/ 1G of bandwidth included so I'm wondering if there's a catch.
Limited power as far as I know it's 15amp 110/120v I believe?
It's not something we use but know a lot of people on a budget use them.
Also not full IPv6 connectivity (Cogent issue), but for their FMT location you can get pretty cheap transit from e.g. mythical beasts to fix that.
There's Multacom, just a block away from One Wilshire in the heart of LA https://www.multacom.com/
I would just go with HE. $400 month for a full cabinet. In the Bay Area. Simple.
We might not be West Coast, but Microtronix is $500 a month including 2Gig network
Unless you want something basic like IDK - redundancy and then it's $$$. Apparently they have free cross-connects though - are you in there already? Want to sell me an alternative backup circuit for cheap?
HE's facility is sort of terrible there, maybe check out https://www.opencolo.com/ in San Jose? Cheap, pretty OK facility, better bandwidth mix than just Hurricane, actual datacenter as opposed to basically an office building full of telco racks.
Is that 10A @ 110V or 208V? That is going to make a huge (nearly double) in the cost difference.
We've got plans to start offering colo later this year from nearly all of our locations (called Edge Colo), but it will start from a significant amount of commit (i,e no shared 1/2U colos). Please feel free to reach for a quote if this is of interest.
Our locations are at https://docs.hosthatch.com/features/
If he didn't need west coast I would have suggested us. We have the same offer HE does for the same price ($400) but we're in the middle of the country.
We have a cabinet in there that I think is a trade for a cabinet they have with us. We don't do much with it. Anything I would have in there would get backhauled to KC so probably not the best option.
Heya, yes 10A @ 110V ... about 1.1KW actually. I would say definitely interested.
Hello
iwebfusion can do it in LA and Bend
Actually, we have been doing colocation for many years. Check this