Overview

Physical server co-location is a service of keeping servers in-house, but rent space in a data center. This setup provides benefits like enhanced security, high-speed internet connectivity, and superior power and cooling systems. It's ideal for maintaining ownership of servers while leveraging the infrastructure and support of a professional data center. Co-location offers a cost-effective way to ensure reliable, efficient, and secure server operations.

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• Research Computing will install the operating system, configure the networking, and add ASU authentication

• Physical co-location servers are unmanaged

• The server(s) must be managed by the customer and must include timely security updates

• Failure to apply patches will result in the system being taken offline

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