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ITS Windows Services

Departmental Server Management Rates

Annual Fees are Displayed Per Server
Base Administration Server Administration (Base Server Administration is required for any of the following optional services) $1550
Co-Location Server located in secure ITS facility, per server $500
Optional Extended Support Option 1: 8 AM - 8 PM, Mon-Fri, 10 AM - 6 PM Sat-Sun,
per server		 $1000
Option 2: 6 AM - 1 AM Sunday - Saturday, per server $2000
Optional Backups Daily Backups of Windows 2003 and 2008 Server File Systems for servers covered by an annual server support agreement from ITS. Pricing includes all backup media.  
Systems with up to 50 Gigabytes of disk space, per server $545
Systems with 51 to 200 Gigabytes of disk space, per server $1045
Systems with 201 to 400 Gigabytes of disk space, per server $1545
Systems with 401 to 600 Gigabytes of disk space, per server $2045
Systems with 601 to 800 Gigabytes of disk space, per server $2545
Systems with 801 to 1000 Gigabytes of disk space, per server $3045
Optional Restores Restores from tape, up to 25 per year per server Included
Restores from tape, quantity over 25 per server Standard Hourly Rate

To request a support agreement, email ITS Micro Systems. Micro Systems also offers consultation on Microsoft Windows Server at an hourly rate.

Page Updated: 2012-02-16

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