Itools 3U server, (on request) on Colocation

The 3 unit server colocation plan allocates a 3U rack segment for tower-to-rack converted systems, storage appliances or dense 1U server stacks that need more vertical space and front panel access. As with the smaller plans, one public IP address is included and your equipment is tied into the data center’s MDXX internal network with a selectable 5 or 10 Mbps external uplink. Unlimited bandwidth and a built-in firewall service let you host applications, databases or virtualization clusters without worrying about per-gigabyte overage fees or basic perimeter filtering. Customers who require more addressing can add additional IPs, and the connectivity profile can be upgraded when traffic levels rise, making the plan suitable for workloads that are expected to grow over time. Around-the-clock support coverage means that emergency reboots or network checks can be requested whenever you need them, and there is no obligation to provide your own server room, access corridor or building level infrastructure.

Colocation at iTools places your own rackmount server in a data center designed for high availability, with controlled environment, redundant power and high-speed connectivity so you do not need to build or operate your own facility. The service is aimed at customers who already own hardware and want to take advantage of a professional facility that meets international data center standards, with continuous monitoring and on-site engineers. All plans share an internal switching fabric and selectable 5 or 10 Mbps external Internet port, unlimited traffic policies and firewall protection, while access to the rack is streamlined and does not require a dedicated access corridor or separate space. Continuous 24/7 technical monitoring means that alerts about power, network or environmental anomalies are handled quickly, and the hosting team can assist with basic checks or reboot requests when needed. Unit sizing follows the industry definition that 1U equals 1.75 inches (44.45 mm) in height, so it is easy to map your existing chassis to the available rack space when planning a deployment.

Service advantages highlighted for this colocation offering include round-the-clock technical and physical monitoring, low operating costs compared to building an in-house server room and optimal operating conditions for hardware thanks to professional cooling and power systems. Remote management is supported through secure Internet access so you can administer your servers from anywhere while still benefiting from the low latency and reliability of a local data center. The platform is built to scale, allowing you to increase or decrease the occupied rack units as your infrastructure grows, and additional options such as extra IP addresses or higher bandwidth can be added as needed. Marketing content emphasizes that the data center is operated by a specialist team that manages more than just connectivity, taking care of infrastructure so you can focus on applications and services running on your servers, while enjoying high uptime, a stable network and predictable monthly costs for space, power and Internet.