Nuday HP Proliant DL360-G9, CAD 295.00/mo. on Linux/Windows Dedicated

HP Proliant DL360-G9 has been added on Jul 2, 2026

💪 CPU/Cores :	2x 10 Core Xeon E2660v3
🔋 RAM :	128000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	PayPal
🔧 Category :	VPNSelf Managed
✍️ Support Options :	Phone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Canada
⚑ Targeting :	CA

See also initial HP Proliant DL360-G9 plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Nuday Networks is a privately held Canadian datacenter and network infrastructure company founded in 2014, with commercial datacenter operations beginning in 2015. The company is based in Markham, Ontario, immediately north of Toronto, and operates under the legal name Nuday Networks Inc. Its management team includes Roozbeh Hashemiha as CEO, Abolhassan Hashemiha as President and Reza Hashemiha as CFO.

Nuday primarily specializes in Colocation Hosting and infrastructure services rather than conventional mass-market web hosting. Shared hosting, reseller hosting, domain registration, website builders and basic email-hosting packages are not part of its main business. The service portfolio is built for organizations that own servers, storage systems, networking equipment or telecommunications hardware and need to install them inside a professionally operated Toronto-area facility.

The company operates its own datacenter at 231 Amber Street in Markham, Ontario. Services range from individual server installations to private cabinets, high-density racks and larger custom infrastructure deployments.

Its main products include 1U Server Colocation, Quarter-Rack Colocation, Half-Rack Colocation, Full-Rack Colocation, wholesale deployments, carrier-neutral connectivity, IP transit, BGP routing, internal and external cross-connects, roof rights, managed remote hands, equipment receiving, temporary storage and datacenter relocation assistance.

Single-server colocation accommodates equipment between 1U and 4U. The entry configuration includes 2A at 120V protected by UPS and generator power, a 1 Gbps network connection, 10 TB of monthly traffic and a /29 IPv4 allocation with five usable addresses. A higher-transfer package increases the monthly allowance to 30 TB.

Single servers are installed in secure shared cabinets. Physical access is managed with assistance from datacenter personnel during normal business hours. Customers who need independent power control can add a remote reboot connection and restart their equipment without waiting for an on-site visit.

The 10U quarter-rack service provides private cabinet space, 24/7 access, metered APC power distribution, a 1 Gbps network connection and 30 TB of monthly transfer. Power configurations are available with 15A or 20A circuits at 120V.

The larger 20U half-rack plans provide more usable cabinet capacity, electrical allocations reaching approximately 1,920 VA and a choice between 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps connectivity. These packages are suitable for growing server environments that need private space without committing to an entire cabinet.

Full-rack configurations use private 42U cabinets and support a wider selection of electrical systems. Available configurations include 120V, 208V and three-phase circuits, with capacity extending beyond 8 kVA for high-density equipment. These racks can accommodate virtualization clusters, storage arrays, private cloud platforms, telecom equipment and larger business infrastructure.

Wholesale deployments and advance cabinet reservations are available for companies planning larger installations. This gives customers the ability to reserve power, rack capacity and connectivity before expanding their equipment footprint.

The Carrier-Neutral Network service allows customers to connect through several carriers, purchase transit from Nuday or introduce their own network provider. Bandwidth is available through Nuday’s AS1100 network and through Ravand Cybertech (ravand.com), together with internal copper, fiber and rooftop cross-connects.

Customers with their own IP address space can use BGP routing for IPv4 or combined IPv4 and IPv6 announcements. This makes the facility suitable for hosting companies, SaaS platforms, telecommunications operators and organizations that require network independence.

The Cloud Services range includes Linux and Windows virtual machines with dedicated IP addresses, full root or administrator access and customizable operating systems. Standard configurations provide between 2 and 8 virtual CPUs, 8 GB to 32 GB of memory, 100 GB to 300 GB of storage and 5 TB of monthly traffic.

These cloud instances operate more like customizable infrastructure servers than simplified website-hosting accounts. Customers maintain direct administrative control and can install their own web stack, databases, control panels, monitoring software and business applications.

Nuday also maintains a small Dedicated Server range based on HP ProLiant hardware. Configurations include dual-processor DL360 G7, G8 and G9 systems with RAID storage, remote iLO access, 32 GB to 128 GB of memory and monthly traffic allocations between 10 TB and 30 TB.

The dedicated servers are practical for private business applications, virtualization, database hosting, backup systems and workloads that require exclusive physical hardware without the expense of purchasing and shipping a server.

Additional services include Business Internet, Disaster Recovery Office Space, Datacenter Relocation, Roof Access, reseller arrangements and customer referral programs.

Business Internet uses symmetrical wireless connectivity and is intended for commercial premises in the Toronto area. The disaster-recovery service provides an alternate workplace with offices, meeting rooms, fiber connectivity, VoIP communications and backup electrical power.

The disaster-recovery location is separate from the Markham datacenter. This separation helps businesses maintain office operations and communications during an outage affecting their primary workplace.

Roof access is available for antennas, radio equipment and wireless infrastructure. Colocation customers can connect rooftop installations directly to servers and networking equipment inside the datacenter.

The website has a modern layout and is usable on current desktop and mobile devices. It is available in English only. Product pages include currency selection for CAD and USD, although some cloud and dedicated-server prices display a dollar symbol without repeating the selected currency beside every amount.

LinkedIn places the company in the 11–50 employee range. The Better Business Bureau gives Nuday Networks an A+ rating, although the company is not BBB accredited.