Colo Space!

[rnavarro]

UPDATE - 7/22/22

Tenant is moving out and I have some space available again!

Same details apply, pretty flexible arrangement!

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I wasn't sure where to post this up, but this place seemed relevant.

I have some colo availability at Hurricane Electric in Fremont, CA.

A few of the details:

Shared 1Gbps (1000 Mbps) uplink, unmetered bandwidth
IPv4 and IPv6 addressing available
I have a top of rack V1910-48G that does basic IP routing to everyone and you're on your own from there.

I'd like to get $100/mo for 3A of power, we have more than enough U's to accommodate any gear (it's a full rack and we're only using about 1/4 1/2 of it right now)

Let me know if there is any interest or additional questions!

 

[Aestr]

Cool to see something like this on here. Too bad we're not looking to move to CA until next year. Hopefully we see some more shared cost posts in the future.

 

[Patrick]

Hey @rnavarro - that reminds me, would you be willing to send me a PM with your sales person at HE?

 

[rnavarro]

Hey @rnavarro - that reminds me, would you be willing to send me a PM with your sales person at HE?

PM Sent

 

[christopher kuhn]

Would you be interested in posting whether this space is HIPAA compliant? Or high-sec complaint? I ask because this would be perfect for a 4u nas that only receives 2 daily sets of backups for my company. Thank you! There wanting us to get backups on both east and west coast

 

[rnavarro]

Would you be interested in posting whether this space is HIPAA compliant? Or high-sec complaint? I ask because this would be perfect for a 4u nas that only receives 2 daily sets of backups for my company. Thank you! There wanting us to get backups on both east and west coast

Honestly, I have no idea haha. I've never dealt with any compliance issues.

The rack is locked and requires approval to get to the gear?

 

[rnavarro]

Hey All,

That went fast, thanks community!

I have a member that will be moving in August 1st.

 

[rnavarro]

Bumping this, a tenant is leaving and I need to fill the space!

 

[gigatexal]

3a power is what in terms of watts in PSU terms?

 

[Terry Wallace]

if its 120V service then 360 Watts. if its 203V service then 609 Watts.

Watts = Volts * Amps.

 

[child of wonder]

This is awesome! Wish I could find something this cheap in Minneapolis.

 

[rnavarro]

if its 120V service then 360 Watts. if its 203V service then 609 Watts.

Watts = Volts * Amps.

This is correct, it's a 120V circuit

 

[rnavarro]

This is awesome! Wish I could find something this cheap in Minneapolis.

If you want to ship your gear over I'm happy to rack and stack it for you!

 

[gigatexal]

if its 120V service then 360 Watts. if its 203V service then 609 Watts.

Watts = Volts * Amps.

With a budget of 360 Watts I could do a lot of damage there. That’s a decent envelope to work with for only 100 a month.

 

[TLN]

Hm, that sounds interesting. I was thinking of getting own rackspace for backup/vpn/etc. Not sure if I need all that power in the beginning though.

 

[rnavarro]

Hm, that sounds interesting. I was thinking of getting own rackspace for backup/vpn/etc. Not sure if I need all that power in the beginning though.

From what I understand the tenant that is leaving did just this. He had a small server he used for off-site backups and VPN.

 

[Aestr]

Hm, that sounds interesting. I was thinking of getting own rackspace for backup/vpn/etc. Not sure if I need all that power in the beginning though.

3 Amps will go quicker than you expect

I moved a bunch of servers into 10U at a local colo in September to remove the louder and hotter systems from my home as well as provide an extra offsite backup of data. 2 months later and I'm looking to expand to 20U.

 

[nthu9280]

Also, Colo or not,
V.A != Watts especially with AC. You are probably looking at a 0.75 factor give or take.

 

[LukeP]

1GB uplink =10Gbit uplink right?

 

[rnavarro]

1GB uplink =10Gbit uplink right?

Sorry, that was a typo, it's 1 Gbps (1000 Mbps) uplink. Not 10G