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MichaelNZ

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#201563 24-Aug-2016 13:34

Considering colocating 1U in the Manuwatu (Palmerston North? but not essential). Inspire is an obvious option but I want to know if there is any others.

Interested in colocating there cause it's closer to home and to support businesses in this area - but won't pay any more then I could locate in Auckland or Wellington, to be clear.

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Kraven

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#1616840 24-Aug-2016 13:45

Maybe Advantage Computers if they're still doing this?

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#1616849 24-Aug-2016 14:12

Ask Solarix - the company they bought (Unleash) has colo space around there. I can't remember what DC.

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myfullflavour

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#1616867 24-Aug-2016 14:40

No one more reputable in the area than Inspire.

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#1616902 24-Aug-2016 15:28

As a Palmie resident and resident pedant, I have to point out it's ManAwatu, not ManUwatu - mana meaning heart, as opposed to manu meaning bird. The story I was told as a kid about that dude's heart stopping when he saw the gorge doesn't quite work so well if it's bird in the name!

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#1617092 24-Aug-2016 23:10

Advantage computers have a nice little DC.and good guys to deal with too.

They used to deal with Unleash so am guessing that's where you may find Solarix gear too?

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