An accessible starting point for your own physical server. Metal Origin offers a dual-Xeon foundation in Switzerland, with memory, disk and network choices for established workloads and practical deployments.
Dedicated dual Xeon X5670 hardware with 96 GB of DDR3 memory and a 1 TB SATA3 SSD. The network allocation pairs a 1 Gbps port with unmetered traffic; the listed minimum rental term is three months.
A dedicated configuration for projects that need a 10 Gbps port within a 100 TB traffic allowance. It retains dual Xeon X5670 processors, 96 GB of DDR3 memory and a 1 TB SATA3 SSD, with a listed three-month minimum term.
Combine a 10 Gbps port and unmetered traffic with dual Xeon X5670 processors, 96 GB of DDR3 memory and a 1 TB SATA3 SSD. The catalogue lists a minimum rental term of three months.
Compare the listed specifications and base prices. Final availability, delivery and applicable tax are confirmed on your quote. Illustrations are conceptual.
Understand what makes this service family useful.
The range is listed as bare metal, separating your server choice from a virtual instance. Build the system around the listed dual-Xeon platform.
Compare the base memory and SATA SSD storage, then choose supported RAM or additional-drive options for the services you intend to run.
The Origin variants list different port-speed and traffic combinations. A metered allocation and an unmetered configuration are separate choices.
The catalogue lists a minimum rental period for Origin. Review that commitment alongside optional software, IP space and the chosen billing term.
Bring several compatible application components onto a physical environment with a clearly sized memory and disk allocation.
Use supported drive additions for a storage-oriented deployment, with access controls and an independent recovery strategy.
Compare dedicated resources when a project needs its own physical foundation and can accommodate the rental term.
Origin is a practical physical-server option when the workload fits the listed processor generation. Compare application compatibility and resource needs before selecting; newer server families may suit a different workload. Owning the software environment also means planning updates, access, monitoring and recovery.
The configurator separates primary storage from additional drives, with SSD and HDD choices where listed. Choose according to active data, archive capacity and the layout you intend to build. Several drives do not automatically create a RAID array or an independent backup.
The minimum rental is part of the Origin specification and should be included in your project budget. Review the network variant, optional licences and IP allocation before confirming a term. Keep an existing environment available until a migrated application has been tested on the new server.
Origin lists bare-metal hardware and five IPs in a /29 allocation. Confirm root or administrator access, the remote-console method and any IPv6 allocation before delivery. Disk count, NVMe compatibility and network protection need review for the chosen hardware. The listed port describes the configuration; any dedicated-throughput commitment requires explicit operating terms.
Available choices depend on the selected configuration. See included selections and option prices in the configurator.
Specific answers for this service family.
Origin lists a minimum rental commitment in its plan specifications. Confirm the billing term and renewal conditions before committing to this family.
Compare the network port and traffic allowance. The listed CPU, base memory and storage can be similar while the network configuration changes.
The drive selectors show the SSD and HDD choices available for Origin. Check the selected drive type, capacity and role in the order summary.
The catalogue lists individual disk selections. It does not establish an automatic RAID layout; confirm the intended configuration and maintain independent backups.
Read the selected image and software licence labels. A trial image and a paid licence are different choices, and application licensing remains your responsibility.
Plan customer administration and confirm root or administrator credentials. IPMI or an equivalent console must be confirmed, including how recovery access is protected when the operating system is unavailable.
The plan table lists five IPs in a /29 allocation. A /64 IPv6 subnet requires separate operator confirmation; additional address blocks are selected separately.
Confirm compatibility, available drive positions and the maintenance window first. Additional disks, RAM or a migration can require downtime; neither live resizing nor a specific NVMe-drive count is promised.
Request the actual protection scope and network terms. Port speed and metered or unmetered traffic are listed specifications, rather than an application-throughput or availability guarantee.
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