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Old 01-16-2004, 08:15 PM   #1
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Full Rackmount How many Servers is that?? Or how many " height is that?
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Old 01-16-2004, 08:16 PM   #2
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what size rack?
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Old 01-16-2004, 08:19 PM   #4
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what size rack?
lol that was my question

How many inches is the height of the rack
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42U is the standard. Each U is 1.75 inches. You do the math.
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lol that was my question

How many inches is the height of the rack
racks come in many different heights and depths.
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Old 01-16-2004, 08:22 PM   #7
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42U is the standard. Each U is 1.75 inches. You do the math.
thanks!!

it is 73.5 " or 1.8669 m
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Old 01-16-2004, 08:23 PM   #8
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ok since some people are in here

is this a good deal on a rackspace?

Rack Space Charges: (Canadian curency)

8" - 9" of space $200/monthly
1/2 of a full Rack
$600/monthly Full Rackmount $900/monthly




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Connectivity should be your first concern, and how much power comes in the rack. Even then, the pricing is a bit high - we charge 800$ CAD for our full racks, 450$ CAD for 1/2 rack. (About 620$ USD for full rack at todays exchange rate).

They might be throwing in some free bandwidth at that price, or maybe even 30Amps for free.....
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Old 01-16-2004, 08:29 PM   #10
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Connectivity should be your first concern, and how much power comes in the rack. Even then, the pricing is a bit high - we charge 800$ CAD for our full racks, 450$ CAD for 1/2 rack. (About 620$ USD for full rack at todays exchange rate).

They might be throwing in some free bandwidth at that price, or maybe even 30Amps for free.....
Well i live in Toronto, so i need something close to me, since i wanna buy servers, and bring them over to put there...
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Connectivity should be your first concern, and how much power comes in the rack. Even then, the pricing is a bit high - we charge 800$ CAD for our full racks, 450$ CAD for 1/2 rack. (About 620$ USD for full rack at todays exchange rate).

They might be throwing in some free bandwidth at that price, or maybe even 30Amps for free.....

Where are you located?
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Well then, atleast buy quality in Toronto. 151 is a great building, but you can get much better service then THT. Look at PriorityColo (Myles, the owner, is a great guy and they have a great BGP network). Peer1 also has great pricing in Toronto, check them out. If you want me to get you in contact with Myles, send me a shout on ICQ/E-Mail and I'll put you in contact with him.
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If you want to make a serious return on your investment run the HP blade servers. You can get 250 in a rack and they are serious power.
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Where are you located?
We're in Moncton, New Brunswick and Halifax, Nova Scotia for our datacenters. Mind you, we do offer systems out of Montreal as well, but none of those are Toronto like you requested . Check my previous post about getting you in touch with better providers in 151.
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RACK OF TITS = 38 DD


RACK OF LAMB = 2.2 LBS


RACK OF STEREO = 19" X HIEGHT
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If you want to make a serious return on your investment run the HP blade servers. You can get 250 in a rack and they are serious power.
Blades are even more powerfull if you have a SAN solution attached to them - we just finished setting up our SAN+Blade systems and are loving it.
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thanx guys!
egonetworks i will contact you
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