Server Colocation

Rack Space
(1)1u or (1) 2u ............ $50/month
1/4 rack space (10u) ... $100/month
1/2 rack space (21u) ... $200/month
1 full rack (42u) ........... $400/month

Bandwidth
320GB (1mbps) ........... $320/month
640GB (2mbps)............ $640/month

(billing is based on 95th percentile)

You will start off with 10mbps ports, and will automatically be on 100mbps before Summer 2002.

First 5 IP Addresses are FREE!
Each additional block of 10 IP Addresses has a onetime $20 setup.
24/7 Server Reboot

Take 10% off if you want to pay quarterly.


30 Days Money Back Guarantee
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If for any reason you aren't 100% satisfied, let us know and we will give you your money back. Guaranteed!. We can guarantee free up to 100GB of bandwidth usage, so don't abuse the bandwidth. 100GB should be more than enough for you to test. If you exceed the bandwidth (100GB) by the time you cancel, just pay $2 per gigabyte. Excess bandwidth minus 100GB.

The most you'll lose is the cost to ship to us and ship back.

The most we will lose is 100GB.

I will give you your port graph.


I think that is fair.


Please email or PM me.

Hey,

Your rackspace is priced pretty good. As i'm sure you know, people don't mind paying more for quality. You should list all of the providers you are connected to, the datacenter you are located in, and if your using Tier-2 providers, list what providers they have transport or peering agreements with.

lightone, if shes not using cogent like you its hard to lower her price down below that. That pricing is good for anything of quality IE anything besides cogent.

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I guess I am confused as to why you would offer advice like this. If I owned a BMW dealership, I would take offense if a VW guy gave me this advice. Cogent is the VW of the BW world. Asia, from what I can tell, isn't offering ethernet connectivity like you do.

As far as the Rackspace. $400 for a full rack with free 24/7 reboots is a HELL of a deal!

You should list all of the providers you are connected to, the datacenter you are located in, and if your using Tier-2 providers, list what providers they have transport or peering agreements with.

This is true. I would be curious too as it is such a great deal.