Windows Dedicated Servers
Choose below between Single Processors or Dual ProcessorsSINGLE PROCESSORS
E3-1220 v1
OUR BASE MODEL
- 3.10 GHz BASE
- 4 CORES
- 4 THREADS
- 16GB RAM
- 512GB SSD
E3-1270 v6
OUR BASE MODEL
- 3.80 GHz BASE
- 4 CORES
- 8 THREADS
- 32GB RAM
- 2 x 512GB SSD
E5-1650 v3
OUR BASE MODEL
- 3.50 GHz BASE
- 6 CORES
- 12 THREADS
- 32GB RAM
- 2 x 512GB SSD
DUAL PROCESSORS
Silver 4110
OUR BASE MODEL
- 2.10 GHz BASE
- 8 CORES
- 16 THREADS
- 64GB RAM
- 2 x 512GB SSD
E5-2640 v4
OUR BASE MODEL
- 2.40 GHz BASE
- 10 CORES
- 20 THREADS
- 64GB RAM
- 1TB SSD
Silver 4214
OUR BASE MODEL
- 2.20 GHz BASE
- 12 CORES
- 24 THREADS
- 128GB RAM
- 2 x 1TB SSD
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OUR SERVER PLAN FEATURES:
Colocation America offers tailored dedicated server specials that will help you reduce upfront costs while providing you with the room to comfortably expand and grow your business. All of our servers are hosted in one of our carrier-neutral Los Angeles data centers, with unparalleled connectivity speeds and high-level security systems in place, including DDoS Protection. Colocation America strives to understand your purpose for a server and ensure our clients stay online and profitable 100% of the time.Every Dedicated Server plan comes with the following features:
Zero Upfront Costs to Get You Going
Stay Connected at All Times
Expert 24/7 IT Support Team
Bandwidth Carriers Connected to 200+
SSAE 16 Audited & DDoS Protected
22 Data Centers in 8 Major Locations
What Are the Minimum System Requirements for Windows Server 2019?
Below are the minimum system requirements to install Windows Server 2019:
- Processor – 1.4 GHz 64-bit processor
- RAM – 512 MB / 2GB for Server with Desktop Experience installation
- Disk Space – 32 GB
- Other – Gigabit Ethernet adapter
What’s New & Improved in Windows Server 2019?
Windows Server 2019 takes Windows Server 2016 and amps it up, improving crucial areas like hyper-convergeance, hybrid cloud, security, and the application platform.
Below are some of the best new features Windows Server 2019:
- Monitoring of server storage and memory at the cluster level
- Data deduplication, maximizing free space on your drivesl
- Centralized network controlling mechanisml
- Faster SDN Networksl
- Azure Network Adapter allowing connectivity to virtual VPN networksl
And here are some of the best improvements from Windows Server 2016:
- A single management interface for monitoring and network configuration
- Scalable storage of up to 64TB via an improved S2D feature
- Better disaster recovery tools, such as storage replication
For an exhaustive list of all the new features and improvements, see this page.
Windows Server 2019 Editions: Standard vs Datacenter vs Essentials
There are three different versions of Windows Server 2019 to help fit businesses with the proper OS for their needs.
Windows Server 2019 Standard Edition
For hosting customers with low density or non-virtualized environments.
Windows Server 2019 Datacenter Edition
For highly virtualized and software-defined environment having hosting customers
Windows Server 2019 Essentials Edition
The essentials edition is a cloud connected server which is ideal for small businesses with up to 25 users and 50 devices
A feature breakdown can be seen in this image from microsoft.com:
Licensing
Both the standard and datacenter editions operate under a per core / Client Access Licenses (CAL) model with both the standard & datacenter editions requiring at least one Windows Server CAL for access to the server.
The essentials edition requires the Specialty Server Licensing Model.
Here’s another breakdown image from Microsoft:
*Note: The Windows Dedicated Server Hosting Licensing operates under a processor model. Microsoft’s logic behind this is as follows:
“Having a single-licensing model will make it easier for you to buy the right product for your needs and to compare the cost of alternatives (such as individual products, the CIS SKU outside of ECI, ECI and so on). Additionally, the new licensing model provides a single, familiar, and easy-to-track metric for all infrastructure products further reducing management overhead.”
