Server Installation & Management

A server installation service gets a server ready for use: installing the operating system, configuring, securing, and moving the system from an old server if there is one. Server management continues it every month through monitoring, updates, backups, and incident handling. Legia handles physical servers in the office, virtual servers, and cloud, on Linux and Windows Server.

One-off installation and monthly management are billed separately. The basis is the number of servers, the service level chosen, and the scope of handling hours. Legia gives the details after the initial infrastructure audit.

Monthly management runs with a minimum 12-month subscription, so monitoring, updates, and reports have a history that can be compared. One-off installation and migration are not tied to a subscription.

No. Legia's service fee is separate from server or cloud bills. The infrastructure provider's bills are paid directly by you in your company's name, so you can keep monitoring and controlling usage. Paid software licenses are also billed directly by their provider.

Not always. Servers in your own office still make sense if you are required to keep data on company-owned infrastructure, or if usage is stable and predictable. Legia shares a cost comparison before you decide.

All infrastructure accounts are created in your company's name. Legia works using the access you grant, and that access can be revoked at any time without disrupting system operations.

Configuration hardening and operating system patching, a firewall, SSH keys and two-step authentication for admin access, access rights set per person, and access logs. Unused openings are closed, and the result is recorded in the configuration documentation.

Monitoring runs automatically around the clock and sends an alert as soon as something goes wrong. Handling by the team follows the service hours and severity levels written in your contract, with incidents that stop the service handled first.

Yes, after an initial infrastructure audit. The audit maps the security condition, configuration, and how backups run, and Legia then shares the findings along with the fixes that need to be made first.

A mid-size system migration generally takes 2–4 weeks, including copying, testing, and a period running alongside the old server. The full switch is done in a time window you set, and if a problem occurs the system can be returned to the old server.

Website maintenance looks after the website and its content. IT Support & Infrastructure Management handles devices and users in your office. DevOps streamlines how applications are released to servers. Server management keeps the server itself running, secure, and fast.