They might become flooded with support tickets, which would be sad, knowing that there are colocation customers who would most likely need faster support for mission-critical applications. I guess we

Just received this:

@Jacob No, we do not allow GRE tunnels. Colocation prices are totally negotiable, it depends on what you actually need. Contact our Live reps for a quote.

@incloudibly I'm curious about colocation, are you ok with setting up GRE tunnels to protect our own IPs

Really can't get much better than QuadraNet in my opinion, they are a very large provider in the Los Angeles market and a lot of colocation/dedicated server providers use them as well.

.. and free colocation for year, free IP space, and some socks? :P

Abovenet). If someone is looking for colocation there you can drop me a PM, however, keep in mind the mix we have is PREMIUM bandwidth, so it is a bit more on the expensive side. It is worth it cau

Never needed more than 100 mbps, my home connection is at about 50 and never felt i need more, for professional usage, tho, there are colocation and HEBs, in general, people that offer tons of traffic

Wholesale Colocation reliability you can rely on:

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Also true, but I was working under the assumption that they were paying based on a commit (normally 95th percentile) as that's how most colocation is that I've seen.

Also their colocation packages have been changed a bit it looks like, they now offer gigabit ports on all of their plans. Used to only be 100Mbit.

I have a couple of colocation servers running FreeBSD and multiple Jails instances inside both of them. The machines are redundant using HAST and CARP, but I have been thinking about ways to backup th

This was made by doing modifications to the iso by mounting it, copying over the FS, chrooting in, and then doing the modifications that I needed to make a more functional kiosk for colocation custome

A server is his Christmas / Spring Break job to save up for the colocation. Would a company even colocate a minor? I wouldn't because of the potential for angry mom phone calls

http://www.ctrls.com/server-colocation.php

Let us put things in real life perspective. A nice e3-1230 box with around 32 GB ram, after a decent colocation and 1.5 years ROI, will cost around 200$/mo. Add ip and management and additional costs,

We using both, but in jena we only have own hardware and using colocation.

@pubcrawler that's a great deal on the i5. It's a little too close to my current colocation for comfort though. The KS and NC locations look the most attractive.

I'd like to hear what people here would recommend to use as a low end server provider. I currently have colocation on the west coast for a few servers and I am looking at setting up a single server as