What does colocation mean?

Colocation is the service through which a data centre rents physical space, energy and cooling, internet access, technical staff, security and other facilities to a client, for one or more servers or equipments in his property.

What is neutral colocation?

Neutral colocation is the process through which the client does not use our data centre as an internet provider and instead chooses his own method or through the providers present in our data centre.

Can I buy guaranteed band?

Yes, Lansoft uses only guaranteed band.

What is the minimum number of IPs you assign?

The minimum number of IPs we assign to our clients is 1 IP IPv4, and assignment is free.

What does ASN mean?

ASN= Autonomous System Number = A routing prefix under the control of one or more communication operators. To assign an AS number, the requirement is to have at least 61 usable IPs (minimum condition - prefix /26 Private AS with one provider - stub).

What is the minimum order?

Minimum order is 1U + 100Mbps guaranteed internet.

What is a secondary circuit?

A secondary circuit is a supply circuit equal with the main power supply of a rack. This circuit offers energy redundancy for physical routes and/or servers with redundant sources.

What is the difference between a Full Rack and a Overloaded Rack?

Full Rack: 42U assigned for equipments, 1U assigned for 48p Switch, 4U assigned for UPS

Overloaded Rack: 47U assigned for equipments, UPSes installed in the energy room - implies additional costs.

Can more than 2x20A per rack be assigned, as with blade servers?

Yes, however much is necessary.

What are the monitoring systems?

Monitoring services mean a permanent monitoring solution for servers and their services, data centre staff alerts and interventions on the client’s equipment, with the latter’s implied agreement.

What are redundant switching equipments?

Redundant switching equipments are two different data routes for each server, and a fall-over mechanism in case that one of the assigned switching equipments malfunctions.

What advantages does a BGP Router offer?

BGP is mentioned to underline the abilities of the router used for each assigned AS. Our solution is free, simple and efficient, without the need of costly investments to be made by our client. The BGP router is compatible with interior or exterior routing protocols, with Linux and/or CISCO routers. What is a secondary VRRP router used for? The purpose of a secondary VRRP is to double the main equipment and offer a fall-over mechanism for it if any issue arises.

What is a secondary VRRP router used for?

The purpose of a secondary VRRP is to double the main equipment and offer a fall-over mechanism for it if any issue arises.