Need Moscow based servers for expansion

[Xiepoo]

Hi there,

My apologies about the english, my limited Russian knowledge was enough to let me register here, but actually explaining my hosting requirements is something I'd rather do in English.

We're an international company with multiple hosting locations around the globe. For an upcoming project we're looking to expand our services to Russia and are looking for a partner who can provide our capacity in Moscow and possibly SPB.

We need dedicated servers with 1 of the following configurations (or comparable). Per server we're looking at about 500-1000 GB of bandwidth a month per server. Several of our projects are for high profile clients so we need a trustworthy partner who can support our growth and has the capacity to provide a quality hosting platform.

During the peak of new projects it's possible that we burst our bandwidth up to about 10 mbit per server (regular bandwidth usage is between 1-4 mbit per server during peak hours). If you cannot support burst speeds of 100+ mbit please save yourself the time and effort and don't make a proposal. More specifics can be provided after signing an NDA.

We need an offer for the following or comparable configurations:

Intel Xeon X3430 2,40 Ghz Quad core
4 GB RAM (please provide upgrading pricing to 8 GB)
1 x 160-250 GB HDD
1 x 100 mbit uplink (please provide upgrade pricing for 1 public uplink and 1 private 1000 mbit uplink)
500-1000 GB bandwidth (please provide overuse and upgrade pricing)
Windows 2008 R2 Web

Intel Xeon L5630 (or 5520 or better)
8 GB RAM
1 x 250 GB HDD
1 x 100 mbit uplink (please provide pricing for 1 public uplink and 1 private 1000 mbit uplink)
500-1000 GB bandwidth
Windows 2008 R2 Web

Thank you in advance for any offers.

[bdmalex]

Sorry, but I didnot understand your needs..
What is "private link" ? Its for you local servers network in datacenter, where will be your servers ?

[Xiepoo]

Yes the private link is a connection between our servers in the datacenter only. Not a connection going out of the datacenter (This is not something we will need on all our servers, only on specific projects)