Cohosting around Lebanon - suggestions?
Dave Johnson
dave-gnhlug at davej.org
Thu Jan 26 20:50:01 EST 2006
Ken D'Ambrosio writes:
> Ben Scott wrote:
>
> >indicates "half a rack" is 20 U. Assume $300/mo, and that's
> >$15/U/month. Of course, I dunno how any of this would interact with
> >Colospace AUP/TOS. And given that some (M. Stearns in particular) has
> >mentioned "above basic" bandwidth usage, I'm sure the price will go
> >up. But it's a starting point.
> >
> > Who else here might be interested in this?
> >
> *waves hand wildly* $15/mo/U -- sign me up for one. That'd do a nice
> job of letting me get redundant mail/DNS, and is a heck of a lot cheaper
> than "other" places. AND would allow me to tweak my Debian how I see
> fit, instead of having to go with their pre-installed stuff.
>
> Of course, as an aggregate, we'd have to figure out how to cover those
> who might drop out -- perhaps someone trustworthy could hold the purse
> strings, and we could pay, say, $16/mo/U, and have a slush fund.
>
> Regardless, if critical mass can be met, I'm in.
I considered colospace about 2-3 years ago. At the time they quoted me
1U for $100/mo _plus_ 256kbps bandwidth for $200/mo. DOH! Suffice it
to say they dropped off my list very quickly because of high bandwidth
charges. They may have changed prices since then.
$300/mo/20U probably doesn't include bandwidth, at least I'd be
surprised if it did. Don't forget that at least 1 of those U's would
need to be used for a GE Switch.
Their locations webpage says they have a generator but doesn't mention
site-wide UPS. You never know if it's not mentioned... Another 2-3U for
a UPS may be needed, not to mention the one-time cost.
I might be in for 1U if they've dropped their bandwidth prices since I
last looked.
--
Dave
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