Colocation with FREE Setup (Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane) @ Exigent

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Store Repexigent on 20/01/2014 - 17:26 exigent.com.au (153 clicks)
Last edited 20/01/2014 - 20:11 by 1 other user

Colocate your server in any of our Point of Presences (PoP's) around Australia from as little as $85/month.

We have recently completed our major expansion in our Sydney data centre and now we are excited to announce our new colocation plans available directly from our website.

Included in colocation

• Dual power for redundancy
• 100Mbit network access
• 50GB Monthly bandwidth
• Access to our redundant network
• And much more…

We provide rack space from 1RU through to full cabinets in each of our data centre locations around Australia. Best of all, our Sydney location provides extra security with your equipment being hosted in our private suite.

Order your colocation space with us before 31st of January, 2014 and we will waive any setup fees.
Plus we will provide you with FREE colocation space until the end of January, 2014.

Order your colocation space today to take advantage of this great deal!

To find out more about our colocation plans. Visit our website today
- http://www.exigent.com.au/colocation

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  thierry on 20/01/2014 - 18:28

  Hi do you host .NET 4.5 apps and MSSQL 2008+ ?

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    Store Repexigent @ Exigent on 20/01/2014 - 19:06

    Hi thierry

    We do not host this ourselves but if you have a server of your own that you want to run this on and colocate it in any of our data cetres, you are welcome to.

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  Indomietable on 20/01/2014 - 18:29

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  How is this a bargain ?

  You charge $285 for 1 RU colocation with 1TB of data ( customer has to buy their own server ),
  yet you charge $99 for for a server which you provide and comes with 3TB of data ?

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    Store Repexigent @ Exigent on 20/01/2014 - 19:05

    Hi pig

    Our colocation is completely different setup compared to our dedicated servers. We can't really compare colocation to dedicated servers as we simple own the dedicated server infrastructure. The power & network for our colocation cabinet is actually setup a lot different in comparison our dedicated server cabinet so there is a bigger investment towards our colocation service in comparison to our dedicated server cabinet.

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      Indomietable on 20/01/2014 - 20:01

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      Different how ??

      • The network looks the same to me : http://www.exigent.com.au/info/our-network.php
      • I thought power was supplied by data centre ? How can it be different ?
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        Store Repexigent @ Exigent on 21/01/2014 - 07:43

        Hi pig,

        We actually have a different set of power rails in our colocation cabinet compared to the ones that we have in our other cabinets. Also the network equipment (switches, etc) are different compared to what is also available in our other cabinets.

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        Indomietable on 21/01/2014 - 11:36

        You mean different because they are on different rack cabinets or they are superior make and models ? What benefits does the co-location power rail has over the dedicated servers power rail ?

        Just looking at your network diagram, it seems the packet eventually goes out via the same route as the dedicated servers. Correct me if I'm wrong, but would it this outbound connection to the external world that normally be the bottleneck ?

        Anyway, I just don't see how you can justify charging 300% more for colocation service than your dedicated server and call it a bargain.

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        Store Repexigent @ Exigent on 21/01/2014 - 13:17

        The offer that we have here is waiving the setup cost and also offering the colocation for FREE until the 31st of January so that the billing date can fall on the 1st of each month for customers who take up this offer.

        With regards to the benefits of the colocation, the standard power rails that come with the cabinet do not give us or customer the ability to monitor the power usage nor would it give them the ability to power cycle their server either. Where as with the power rails that we are installing into the cabinet ourselves, they have this ability for the customer to do this. APC power rails compared to CRS rails have far more options available due to the network device that it comes with and the whole web interface for the customer.

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  [Deactivated] on 20/01/2014 - 22:23

  I'm having trouble understanding what Colocation means, is it like I buy a physical server and physically put it in your data center to use your internet/power, or is it that I have to buy(rent) a server from you, I don't actually have to leave home to deliver the server over to your datacentre?

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    Store Repexigent @ Exigent on 21/01/2014 - 07:45

    Hi clse945111

    Colocation simply means that you can place your equipment into our cabinets inside the data centres that we use. You can certainly have your server couriered to the data centre as well and we can have one of our technicians rack the server for you so you don't have to leave home.