dallas servers

[potato]

im looking for a good datacenter with managed dedicated servers in dallas. Any good places?

[Derek]

What kind of managed service are you trying to get ? Game Server related ?

[SickPuppy]

I have 2 dual quad core servers with 8 gigs of RAM, 500 gig HD, windows server 2003, 2.5 Mbps bandwidth, additional bandwidth is only $15 per Mbps.

 

Both in Dallas

 

Both have remote reboot and KVM over IP is available.

[swish]

We can do Core2Quad in Dallas with 4GB ram for $150

 

We offer TCAdmin built in and it connects to our servers for game files so you don't have to load any game files.

 

Questions? staff@clanbaselive.com

[SickPuppy]

I will go $250 for the dual quad core 8 gigs of RAM and all of our dedicated servers include access to our game files

[potato]

I need a data center not the middle man

 

i found a place anyways thats a little more than my chicago data center but it is the best price ive seen

[ptadmin]

Very good call Potato. You can talk to ColoGuys they seem to have very fair prices. Tell them Ryan from Primary Target sent you.

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Quote: I need a data center not the middle man

 

This response was just classic lol

[Derek]

You will always be a middle man.

[potato]

You will always be a middle man.

 

but id rather buy from the source

[jcroom]

I don't know of any datacenters that rent dedicated servers. If you want to deal directly with the DC, your best bet would be to colocate a server. Otherwise just go with someone who leases space in the DC and get a server from them.

[Santino Cid]

I don't know of any datacenters that rent dedicated servers. If you want to deal directly with the DC, your best bet would be to colocate a server. Otherwise just go with someone who leases space in the DC and get a server from them.

 

Depends on what you define as the datacenter.

 

Is it the room with all the servers and networking equipment or the building that houses it.

 

Some buildings have multiple datacenters.

 

Bottom line, a server in Softlayer's datacenter, for instance, is no different if you buy it from Softlayer, 10TB.com, Defcon, any other of their many resellers, or even myself. It comes down to who can offer you the support and cheapest price. A company that has servers in the hundreds with them will be able to get you something much lower than advertised on their site.

[SickPuppy]

I am not a reseller, I rent the rack and place my own servers in it so you would be dealing with the owner

[jcroom]

Depends on what you define as the datacenter.

 

Is it the room with all the servers and networking equipment or the building that houses it.

 

Some buildings have multiple datacenters.

 

Bottom line, a server in Softlayer's datacenter, for instance, is no different if you buy it from Softlayer, 10TB.com, Defcon, any other of their many resellers, or even myself. It comes down to who can offer you the support and cheapest price. A company that has servers in the hundreds with them will be able to get you something much lower than advertised on their site.

 

This is mostly true, but people who rent cages/racks from the DC also have less control over what goes on. For instance if there is a power outage you are stuck dealing with a reseller and not directly with the DC...

 

And I also take back that I havent heard of one in Dallas, The Planet owns their DC and they rent dedicated servers.

[SickPuppy]

This is mostly true, but people who rent cages/racks from the DC also have less control over what goes on. For instance if there is a power outage you are stuck dealing with a reseller and not directly with the DC...

 

And I also take back that I havent heard of one in Dallas, The Planet owns their DC and they rent dedicated servers.

 

That is why we put all servers on a remote reboot switch and the customer has a username and password so they can request support from the data center and not have to deal with a reseller.

 

90% of all server issues are solved by the the customer and only requires a remote reboot

[jbiloh]

That is why we put all servers on a remote reboot switch and the customer has a username and password so they can request support from the data center and not have to deal with a reseller.

 

90% of all server issues are solved by the the customer and only requires a remote reboot

 

You totally missed jcroom's point.

 

A power outage won't be solved by a remote reboot port.

[nosit1]

If a data center isn't routinely doing 'practice trials' (for a lack of better words) on their generators, what's the point of them being a fail over mechanism?

 

Presuming by how you've put it in context, that the either A) don't have generators or B) the generators fail to operate due to malfunction.

[Derek]

If a data center isn't routinely doing 'practice trials' (for a lack of better words) on their generators, what's the point of them being a fail over mechanism?

 

Presuming by how you've put it in context, that the either A) don't have generators or B) the generators fail to operate due to malfunction.

 

lol so true.

[HIS-MOTHER]

or 3>> The guy who rents the cage/rack w/ 20 or 40 AMPS overloads it and blows a circuit which is usually the case since they don't want to pay for the extra power.

 

Then of course the DC has to get a guy to reset the breaker.

[surfstylez]

LIMESTONE NETWORKS

 

I HAVE ALL MY SERVERS THERE, LOW PING AND CHEAP!!!

 

http://www.limestonenetworks.com/

[Derek]

LIMESTONE NETWORKS

 

I HAVE ALL MY SERVERS THERE, LOW PING AND CHEAP!!!

 

http://www.limestonenetworks.com/

 

I feel bad for you.

[Admin-Nation-Servers]

I feel bad for you.

 

lol

[Extent]

I currently have a datacenter in Dallas, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Email me for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

Regards,

 

Ryan

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Telephone: 1800 466 174

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