Just trying to get some good options to what people use to monitor they switches and servers in colocation which softwares. I bought some servers and going to colocate them for my personal gaming use

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We are an Icelandic based ISP with colocation in Romania.

https://www.pcextreme.com/colocation/raspberry-pi

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As far as I know, the colocation is reliable, so they'll provide a decent service.

Dustin from CoreSite, wants you guys to know that, in case you need colocation, you may contact him directly to the following email:

Would you like to get colocation space with CoreSite directly?

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No colocation plans with them now. So, you can only rent servers which, for example the E5, no one can beat their prices. It's unrealistic. But here I am just questioning, I don't want them to disappe

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Hmm. One question, you transferred your Colocation customers to another company (not referring it), but your plans like E5—2670 with 1TB, how are they profitable? If you still had the colo customers,

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Well that's insulting alright gl selling to these cheap fuckers here no one will buy from you even if your colocation is cheap you have no reliability so screw you I could of bought all of that shit o

Do you know what do they have there as infrastructure? Some colocation? A cabinet? A rented space with own elements? Or how big is their point of presence in Miami? If it's just a few servers, maybe t

its verry legit , and have a good part too is renting ip too , so for colocation if you need ip is a good option

We have some great colocation in Dallas for these servers if the buyer needs colocation it can be discussed.

This offer is within our colocation space in Lenoir, NC.

currently I have a colocation in Dallas: