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Server Hardware in Tashkent — Custom-Built Servers
We supply servers to order: H3C UniServer, Supermicro and storage systems; equipment from other vendors on request. We will size the configuration for ERP, databases, virtualization or video archives — with installation, setup and vendor warranty.
What's included
Scope of work
- Configuration sizing for the task: ERP, DB, virtualization, video archive
- Supply of H3C UniServer, Supermicro servers and storage
- Rack installation, RAID setup, OS and hypervisor deployment
- Migration of data and services to the new hardware
- Vendor warranty and service contracts
Server Hardware in Tashkent: Custom Servers, Storage and Components
SAT Solutions supplies server hardware for the specific task, not "whatever is in stock": we build the configuration for the real workload and answer for it carrying that workload. We work with H3C UniServer and Supermicro platforms — the company is an H3C partner in Uzbekistan — and supply storage systems, disk shelves, memory, drives, RAID controllers and network cards; hardware from other vendors is brought in to order. In Tashkent you can buy a server both as a ready platform and as a build tailored to you, with the operating system installed.
A server for accounting software is sized differently from a file server: core clock speed, RAM volume and disk subsystem speed decide here, so databases get NVMe drives and a RAID controller with write cache, and core count follows the number of concurrent sessions. An office server is a broader, lighter task: domain controller, file storage, mail, backups, sometimes a video archive. We build such a configuration on one machine with virtualization headroom, so a second box is not needed a year later.
For virtualization and clusters we size resources with fault tolerance in mind: two or three nodes, shared storage and memory reserve for a node failure. Storage is its own topic: when data grows faster than the disks inside the server, an expandable storage system is cheaper than replacing the server. Video archive capacity is calculated from camera count, bitrate and retention — not by eye: a mistake here means either overpaying or losing footage.
The delivery is more than hardware. We rack the equipment, configure RAID, install the OS or hypervisor, migrate data and services from the old fleet, register the vendor warranty and, if needed, sign a service contract with response times. We deliver across Uzbekistan and prepare documents for both regular procurement and tenders.
A server needs a home: a rack, uninterruptible power, cooling and cabling. If there is no server room yet, we design and build it as a separate service — racks, UPS, precision cooling, structured cabling, access control and climate monitoring. For a small office that is one cabinet with a UPS; for an enterprise, a room with redundant power and cooling.
The cost depends on the configuration, warranty term and whether migration from existing servers is needed. We prepare two or three options — minimal working, optimal, and with three years of headroom — and show how they differ beyond price. The calculation is free: send the task, user count and data volume, and we return with a configuration, price and delivery time.
Standard solutions
Three standard server configurations
We size it to the job: describe the load — how many 1C users, how much data, whether you need it to run without downtime — and we return a quote within one business day.
Server for 1C and files
Office of 10–50 people, trading company
- 1U or 2U, single Xeon processor, 32–128 GB of memory
- SSD for the database, separate drives for files and archive
- Hot-swap RAID — a drive is replaced without stopping work
- Windows Server or Linux; we handle migrating your current database
Timeline: supplied to order
Server for video surveillance
Sites from 32 cameras: warehouse, factory, residential complex
- Drive capacity calculated from retention depth and camera count
- Separate network and controller for the video stream
- Spare slots — cameras are added without replacing the server
- Rack mounting, recording and access rights configured
Timeline: supplied to order
Cluster and virtualisation
Several systems, a requirement to run without downtime
- Two or more nodes, shared storage, a node can fail without stopping work
- 1C, mail, files and video surveillance on the same hardware
- Scheduled backups with restore testing
- Server room design: power, cooling, UPS
Timeline: by project
How we work
From the task to a working server — 5 steps
Understanding the task
load, number of users, data volume, downtime requirements
Configuration and quote
a build sized for the job with room to grow, itemised estimate
Supply
brought in to order; we state the lead time before you pay
Installation and setup
rack, OS, virtualisation, migration of your current systems
Handover and service
documentation, warranty, an engineer on call after launch
Equipment
Servers and storage — supplied to order
H3C UniServer, Supermicro, Lenovo ThinkSystem — we build the configuration around the task and the budget, supplied with warranty.
What the equipment costs
A server for a specific workload is quoted individually: the price depends on core count, memory and the disk subsystem. Send us the number of users and your data volume — we will come back with two or three configurations and a price.
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SAT Solutions terms of work
Installation work is covered for 3 years; equipment for 1 to 3 years per the manufacturer. Warranty visits within one business day.
3 engineers and 15 installers on staff, no subcontractors. We work in Tashkent and across Uzbekistan.
Site visits in Tashkent are free and happen on the day you call. Regions by arrangement.
After the survey we prepare an estimate and a commercial proposal within one business day. No obligation.
Contract with a legal entity, invoice, VAT-compliant billing, acceptance acts and as-built documentation. We also work with private clients.
Security systems installation — National Guard of Uzbekistan licence No. 1554491. Fire alarm and evacuation systems — Ministry of Emergency Situations licence No. 913518. View licences
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