Radore 21U Unshared Cabinet, $ (on request) on Colocation

21U Unshared Cabinet has been added on Apr 4, 2020

📌 Dedicated IPs :	13
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
🌏 Server Locations :	Turkey
⚑ Targeting :	TR

See also initial 21U Unshared Cabinet plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Radore is a Turkish data center and cloud infrastructure company founded in 2004 by Zeki Kubilay Akyol. The business began with web hosting and gradually moved toward a much broader infrastructure model, with colocation, dedicated servers, cloud computing, managed IT operations, backup, disaster recovery, security, connectivity, licensing and compliance-oriented services now forming the core portfolio.

The company's ownership structure has also changed substantially over the years. Institutional investment from İş Girişim and Doğuş SK supported its expansion from 2014, while Mustafa Selçuk Saraç joined the shareholder structure in 2015. On July 16, 2026, İş Girişim transferred its entire 25.50% holding to Mustafa Selçuk Saraç, completing its exit and leaving Radore with a single-shareholder ownership structure.

Radore's current portfolio is substantially more enterprise-focused than its original hosting operation. Colocation is available through quarter, half and full cabinet configurations, with redundant electrical infrastructure, high-capacity network connections and electricity consumption measured according to the selected service. The service fits organizations that want to place their own hardware inside Radore's Istanbul infrastructure while retaining control over the servers themselves.

Dedicated Servers use Dell server hardware and provide full administrative access, /29 IP allocations and unlimited traffic through connection options starting from 100 Mbps and extending to 1 Gbit. Higher-capacity 10 Gbit connectivity, firewall services and DDoS protection can be added when required. Hardware faults are covered as part of the dedicated-server operation, with replacement targets of four hours during business hours and eight hours outside business hours.

Radore Cloud provides virtual servers with configurations optimized around processor, memory or storage requirements. NVMe storage is standard across the current cloud packages, while the RCD management environment allows resources to be adjusted, backups to be controlled, security functions to be configured and CPU, RAM and disk utilization to be monitored.

For larger private-cloud requirements, Cloud Datacenter combines virtual servers, storage and virtual networking within a shared infrastructure pool. Internal connectivity can operate at 1, 10 or 40 Gbit, making it considerably more flexible than an individual VPS or entry-level cloud instance.

Managed infrastructure is another important part of the portfolio. Managed Services cover Linux and Windows server administration, web and database servers, network devices, Microsoft Active Directory and Exchange, backup and replication, virtualization platforms, firewalls, load balancers and continuous systems monitoring. Administration for Plesk, cPanel and DirectAdmin environments is also available.

Additional enterprise products include encrypted and redundant Backup, Disaster Recovery based on replication, backup and defined RPO/RTO requirements, and Security as a Service covering DDoS filtering, web application firewall protection, network monitoring and threat detection. Performance Solutions extend this with load balancing, CDN integration, cloud migration and continuous infrastructure monitoring.

Radore also provides Microsoft SPLA and other infrastructure software licensing, together with 10/40/100/400 Gbit uplink capacity. Bandwidth services can use P95 measurement for high-capacity environments. IPv4 leasing is available for /24 and larger allocations from a pool exceeding 600 IPv4 blocks, with customers able to announce their ranges through their own ASN or use Radore's ASN sponsorship.

Traditional shared web hosting is now a historical part of the company rather than an active retail focus. New hosting orders were stopped in October 2022, and remaining hosting service ended on January 15, 2023. Older services included web hosting, domains, SSL certificates, DNS management, domain forwarding and privacy functions. MaestroPanel was also associated with this earlier hosting environment.

The transition makes Radore considerably different from a typical shared-hosting company. The business now concentrates primarily on data center, cloud and managed infrastructure for companies that require more substantial computing, networking, security or continuity resources.

The website is available in Turkish and English. Current prices use both US dollars (USD) and Turkish lira (TRY) depending on the product category. Cloud and dedicated servers are primarily priced in USD, while current colocation packages use TRY.