[olug] hello, colo

charles.bird at powerdnn.com charles.bird at powerdnn.com
Mon Mar 23 20:48:17 UTC 2009


Pinpoint has a good location for getting cheap bandwidth down on farnam.

I'm going for a tour there soon, never been there before.

Bandwidth in this town is just under 30 bucks per Mb transit at the pops if doing 100Mb or less. I'd estimate 23 bucks per Mb or less if your doing 1Gb or more, colo prices, I'm not sure what they run there





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-----Original Message-----
From: Curtis LaMasters <curtislamasters at gmail.com>

Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 15:43:09 
To: Omaha Linux User Group<olug at olug.org>
Subject: Re: [olug] hello, colo


http://www.binary.net would be an option.  They are Lincoln based.
PowerDNN is out at CoSentry.  Charles Bird works for them and is a
member of Olug.  He may or may not be able to work something out with
you.  (Sorry if that doesn't work for you Charles).  If anyone knows a
contact at Pinpoint DataCenter here in Omaha, they would possibly be
an option.

Curtis LaMasters
http://www.curtis-lamasters.com
http://www.builtnetworks.com



On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 3:19 PM, Aric <aric at omahax.com> wrote:
> I'm new here.....
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> I found this group googleing for an Omaha collocation and I ran into your
> archives.
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> Can anyone recommend a single server colo provider?  It doesn't need to be
> in Omaha.  I just want the best bang for the buck.  I used to rent a couple
> servers from theplanet.com they were awesome bang for the buck as far as
> bandwidth.  For $200 a month you can get a quad core Xeon with a constant 39
> ms ping to cox Omaha, 100mbit connection with 5TB of monthly xfer.  I'd use
> them again but I want to run my own hardware and OS and they start at a full
> rack for colo.  I ran across calpop.com they seem a little shady but
> $100-$150 a month for 10mbit unmetered 4U it is the best I have found so
> far.  I'd like to hear your thoughts.
>
>
>
> I'll eventually get the hang of this email list thing it's sort of like a
> news group without the base 64.  At first I was like wtf they are using an
> email list instead of community builder and fireboard on their joomla
> site.... this is cool just not what I have become accustom to over the past
> 10 or so years of using forums.
>
>
>
> I am looking forward to the bacula presentation.  I played around with it
> briefly.  It sure would save me some dents in my head to have someone show
> me.  I have just been using xcopy and scp cron jobs and I know there's a
> better way.
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> If I only see the world though my eyes I will miss most of it,
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> Aric Aasgaard
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> aric at omahax.com
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