Heymman Servers
Dedicated servers for virtualization, hosting, and data processing, with IPMI remote management.
About Heymman Servers
Heymman Servers sells configurable bare-metal servers for businesses that need dedicated capacity instead of sharing resources on a conventional virtual machine. Its catalog is aimed especially at hosting providers, virtual machine resellers, and teams running intensive virtualization or data-processing workloads. The company says it uses enterprise hardware and ECC memory. Each configuration has its own specifications and availability on the site.
Remote management is central to the offering: servers include IPMI interfaces for rebooting, console access, and virtual media, along with BIOS-level access. The control panel supports reverse DNS and network traffic graphs; IP addresses can be assigned with customer organization details on request. Heymman lists in-stock base configurations with a target delivery time of 48 hours; custom builds and add-ons may take longer. Inventory changes, and the website marks unavailable equipment.
The company says it operates servers from the NOCIX/Wholesale Internet data center in Kansas City, although it rents space there and does not own the facility. It describes redundant power, backup generators, and feeds from two power grids, along with around-the-clock technical support. Heymman also says it owns the servers and network equipment it offers. These details matter to clients concerned with redundancy and hardware control; infrastructure and service levels should be checked against the contract for each server.
Heymman Servers Corporation identifies its headquarters and staff as being in Canada and serves international customers. Sales and support are handled online; the phone numbers in the local source do not show a clear country code, so they are omitted. The company says it began in November 2011. Before ordering, compare the processor, memory, storage, bandwidth, setup time, and replacement terms for hardware failures. The service is designed for technical teams that manage their own operating systems and workloads, not customers seeking basic managed hosting.
Enterprise hardware with ECC memory, BIOS access, remote reboot, and networks in U.S. data centers.