[clue-tech] seeking information for colocating a tower in a low cost datacenter

[Ryan Grow]

I currently have this machine on a comcast cable modem
and for the most part that is fine. The main
requirements that I have are static IP, backup power,
and cooling that is better than my house. 

If it turns out the most cost effective solution is a
managed server then we will go with that option, as we
currently have a server with Rackspace and their
support has been very good.

Thanks.  

--- Greg Knaddison <greg.knaddison at gmail.com> wrote:

> On 9/27/05, Ryan Grow <ryangrow at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > I am looking for a low cost solution for hosting a
> > tower linux box in the Denver/Boulder metro area.
> This
> > is a development box, so we don't need the high
> > availability that comes with the more expensive
> data
> > centers such as rackspace or viawest.
> 
> So, is there something wrong with adding this to
> someone's DSL or a
> cable modem (like your own)?  What kind of
> connectivity do you need? 
> What kind of physical access?  You've said what you
> don't need, but
> how "low" could you go on the other services?
> 
> Cheers,
> Greg
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