Co-location Vs. Dedicated Servers -- Where do we fit in?

CO-LOCATION

You provide all of the hardware and software to a hosting service provider (HSP) in a colocation environment. The HSP provides the data center and physical network; you are responsible for providing everything else.

You are responsible for the day-to-day management of all devices and servers you have co-located.

DEDICATED SERVERS

The hosting service provider (HSP) provides you access to one or more devices / servers for your sole use.

You are responsible for the day-to-day management of all devices and services provided by the HSP.

WE MANAGE SERVERS

We handle simple to complex server management tasks for you.

All we need is complete remote access to your servers in order to manage them.

You don't have to hire a system administrator or try to become one overnight.

WHY NOT HAVE THE HOSTING PROVIDER DO THE MANAGEMENT?

It is true that some hosting providers do provide server management either on a case-by-case basis or as part of their services.

You find yourself going through aggravating and time consuming complex voice systems to reach a human being who will enter your request into their task management system or you send an e-mail that is responded to within several days.

The system administrators at these companies are often responsible for building new systems, and getting involved in many tasks not directly associated with just server management.

WE MANAGE SERVERS

You are assigned an account manager, and all of our server management clients have high priority. You don't go through any voice system to reach a human being, and most issues are resolved within minutes as compared to hours, within hours compared to days, and so on.

Lower your costs by getting a dedicated server instead of a managed, dedicated server and take the hassle out of server management by having us manage your server needs.

Please call our Solutions Department toll free at 1-888-691-9287 to start talking about how we can take care of all your managed service needs.