Windows Server Colocation in India
for Your Own Hardware

With colocation, you buy and own the server, and we host it. With a dedicated server, we own the machine and you rent it. Colocation suits teams that already have hardware or want specific components. A Dedicated Server suits teams that want to avoid upfront hardware cost.

You do. In colocation, you bring your own Windows Server licences, along with SQL Server, RDS CALs, or any other Microsoft software you use. Keep your licence records ready, since you are responsible for compliance.

You connect over the network using Remote Desktop (RDP) or PowerShell, the same way you would manage any remote server. For hardware-level access, most business servers include a remote management port such as iDRAC, iLO or IPMI. If something needs a physical touch, our remote hands team can help.

Your hardware sits in a Tier III/IV facility with controlled access and round-the-clock monitoring. On the network side, always-on DDoS filtering protects against volumetric attacks. Our infrastructure is ISO 27001 certified. Your own Windows security, such as patches, firewall rules, and antivirus, stays in your hands.

Yes, BYOIP is supported, and you can announce your own prefixes through our network under ASN 151704 with IPv4 and IPv6 support. This helps if you are moving an existing setup and want to keep your addresses.

Yes. Many customers start with a single server and add more as the business grows. You can move from 1U to a Quarter Rack (10U), Half Rack (21U) or Full Rack (42U) without changing providers, and we plan the move with you so your services keep running.

Published plans start at ₹5,251/month for 1U Server Colocation, ₹17,711/month for Quarter Rack (10U), ₹31,061/month for Half Rack (21U), and ₹57,761/month for Full Rack (42U). Colocation is usually cheaper over time than running your own server room, since you avoid separate costs for cooling, backup power, security staff, and redundant connectivity. Share your custom requirements and we will send a clear quote, usually the same day.

An office server room has real limits: power cuts, weak cooling, a single internet line and little physical security. Colocation removes those problems while you keep full control of the server. It also helps with compliance, since your hardware sits in an audited, certified facility.

You can run any version your hardware supports, including Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022. Because you manage the OS, you decide the version, the edition and the update schedule.

A 1U rack space (₹5,251/mo, 0.5 kW) fits a single 1U server. A Quarter Rack (10U at ₹17,711/mo, 1.5 kW) or Half Rack (21U at ₹31,061/mo, 3 kW) gives you shared or dedicated cabinet space for multiple Windows servers. A Full Rack (42U at ₹57,761/mo, 6 kW) gives you an entire lockable cabinet for larger setups, with room to grow. Visit our 1U Rack, Server Colocation, and Full Rack pages for details.

Remote hands means our on-site engineers act as your eyes and hands in the data center. Typical tasks include rebooting a server, replacing a failed drive, checking LEDs and cables, or installing a part you have shipped to us. Raise a ticket with the details and we take it from there.

Our data center uses redundant A+B power feeds and precision cooling, so a single failure doesn't take your server offline. Published plans include 0.5 kW on 1U, 1.5 kW on Quarter Rack (10U), 3 kW on Half Rack (21U), and 6 kW on Full Rack (42U). Contact us with your server's power draw if you need a higher-density power allocation for your rack.

You pack and ship (or hand-deliver) the server to our facility, and our team racks it, connects power and network, and confirms it is online. Before you ship, note your IP details, rack requirements, and boot settings. Our Migration team can also help move data and applications with minimal downtime.

Raise a ticket, and our team will check the server. If it needs a part replaced, our engineers can swap it when you supply the part. To lower the risk, many customers keep a spare drive or power supply in the rack and run a second server in a failover setup. Pair this with scheduled backups for full protection.