If you're dedicated to keeping your servers and infrastructure fully operational and always available with around-the-clock service and support, then contact Neko Media for your Colocation needs. We offer premier colocation service with exceptional support, and 100% availability for power, bandwidth, and network components.

Neko Media utilizes the colocation center at Hurricane Electric located in the Bay Area of California. Their network utilizes border gateway protocol version 4 (BGP4) over dark fiber and long haul wavelengths.

Benefits include:

Santa Clara Scale your colocation bandwith as business increases

Santa Clara Flexibility to use both colocation and managed hosting

Santa Clara Equipment is protected in a secure colocation data center

Santa Clara 24x7x7365 on-site access and colocation support

Santa Clara Colocation 7 day installation access

Santa Clara Includes power, bandwidth and support

FAQs

What is colocation?

Colocation is the way that your web server is housed and connected to the internet. A web server is a computer that holds web pages so that they available to the Internet.

What kind of services do you offer your customers colocation?

We offer many services for colocation customers.
1. Monitoring - 24 hour monitoring.
2. Security Services - Firewall., Network security scans, code consultancy.
3. Backup subscribe plan.
4. Server Management - patching, log rotation, server maintenance.

What is the difference between a managed server and a co-located server?

A managed server is a server which is managed by Neko Media up to and including operating system level. Managed means that the server processes and hardware are monitored, data is backed up and any problems covered by our support policy are resolved by us.
Colocation is where we give you rack space and bandwidth in our data centre and you are responsible for all other aspects of your server. Server monitoring is still available, and backup can be arranged on our enterprise tape machines.

Santa Clara Neko Media Colocation Services