feat(colocation): add hardware requirements to service description

Author: Wouter0100

colocation/docs/description.md

@@ -64,4 +64,21 @@ To request Remote Hands services, please contact CBWS support. All work is perfo
 * Ensuring the delivery of power and cooling to the customer's allocated space, as provided by our datacenter partners, according to the service agreement and SLA.
 * Coordinating with datacenter partners to uphold the physical security of the data center facility environment where CBWS racks are located.
 * Serving as the primary point of contact for service-related inquiries, including the coordination of facility access and remote hands.
-* Managing the SLA for the Colocation service components (Power and Cooling) as delivered through our datacenter partners.
+* Managing the SLA for the Colocation service components (Power and Cooling) as delivered through our datacenter partners.
+
+## Hardware Requirements
+
+To ensure your equipment works well with our Colocation service and for some parts of the service (like the Power SLA) to apply, your hardware must meet these requirements:
+
+1. Your equipment must have two power supplies for backup (redundant PSUs) and be able to use both. If it doesn't, we cannot provide the Power SLA.
+2. Your equipment needs two network ports set up to work together using LACP. 
+3. Your equipment must have a way to manage it remote (like iDrac, iLo, IPMI, or a similar add-in card like Sipeed NanoKVM PCIE).
+4. You must provide good quality sliding rails for your equipment that work smoothly.
+5. Your equipment must have a motherboard that supports a standard monitor connection (VGA) and have at least two standard USB ports (Type-A).
+
+Before the appointment to colocate the hardware, please ensure:
+
+1. The IPv4 and IPv6 addresses is configured on the public interface, and this public interface is configured with LACP.
+2. The IPv4 address is configured on the management interface.
+3. Make sure you can log into your equipment without **needing internet access**, just in case. 
+    - It's a good idea to test this by unplugging the internet cable before you bring it to the data center.