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A few months back, we were talking about colocation services. Someone mentioned that they were setting up a rack or something, Tom Metro comes to mind, but I'm not sure. (hence the message) Anyway... I am currently at Cyber Access (www.cybercom.net) paying about $200 a month for 2 2U machines. Currently they are vintage dual Pentium III SMP boxes. I'm upgrading to two quad core boxes. Rather than replace the ones in Cyber Access, I'd like to move to a new facility with better connectivity (hopefully, for roughly the same price), and have old and new site live and transition smoothly. I also want more than just 2 ip addresses, I'd like to have a minimum of 5 additional IPs. Anyone have any suggestions? I am willing to split the cost of a half rack somewhere if we can make it affordable.
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