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Colocation or Dedicated?
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 7:27 am
by marsh
Colocation puts you in charge of the hardware, but that also means that you are responsible in the case of hardware failure. If you have signed up for dedicated hosting you are renting the server, so the host will replace hard drives or CPUs if they malfunction. The initial costs of colocation are much higher than dedicated hosting. You have to buy the server as well as insurance and software licences. All that is included in a dedicated hosting plan. Hardware upgrades are also more expensive with colocation because you have to buy the new equipment outright and pay to have it installed. Dedicated hosting plans usually allow you to upgrade either hardware or bandwidth at a reasonable cost.
The main advantage of colocation is the lower monthly costs when compared with dedicated hosting plans. Other advantages include greater control over network configuration and more flexibility. A colocation provider has to be chosen carefully. After all, they will host both your hardware and your data. Consider such details as security, network redundancy, protection from fire and earthquakes, and backup generators in the case of power outages.
Re: Colocation or Dedicated?
Posted: Sat May 01, 2010 6:15 pm
by alton12
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Re: Colocation or Dedicated?
Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 5:11 pm
by maddona
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Re: Colocation or Dedicated?
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 3:31 pm
by heena
Hello
On a dedicated server you should also set a root password with passwd (this does not affect your normal root password) and be prepared to click through a host-key warning when you connect.
You can then use SCP or SFTP to copy files on and off the server as root – the server should have its normal IP address.
Re: Colocation or Dedicated?
Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 12:51 pm
by ferous
Colocation allows you to take infrastructure you own and to host it in our robust, secure environment. Our power, network and environmental systems have been deployed using an N+1 configuration, meaning there is no single point of failure anywhere on the network. If any system were to experience a failure, the back-up systems would take over immediately and could support our entire customer load at full capacity. We have no minimum space or service requirements, and we can configure custom colocation space according to your specifications. A dedicated server is a server (and peripherals) that are provided by mindSHIFT as part of one simple monthly payment that also includes hosting charges and select managed services.
Re: Colocation or Dedicated?
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 9:50 pm
by warner70
Hi
Dedicated Servers
Solid team of IT-professionals, hi-tech equipment, thousands of area square meters, lawyers and management specialists plus to territorial location in Switzerland all these items are used in the creation of an ideal platform for dedicated servers.
Colocation
Dragonara specialist team will install, adjust and put into operation any equipment which your business needs! In one territory, in one team, and aspiring to one common purpose, we shall achieve success together with you, no matter what technical platform you need.