Texas Network details
Redundant 24 x 7 x365 network
monitoring from 2 NOC locations
staffed by certified system
administrators and security
professionals
- state-of-the art monitoring
- escalation procedures
- Highest Security Standard
- 100% Network Connectivity
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| Redundant Network Cores |
Redundant network cores in multiple data centers means that if a router or high-level network appliance goes down
for any reason, there is no loss of service. Gigabit cross-connects between multiple data centers assures that data
moves quickly, and if any one data center were to experience network connectivity issues, it would simply route outgoing data
through other centers.
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| High powered network speed and bandwidth |
When it comes to network speed and bandwidth, Our Texas network is second to none. With an unrivaled 100
gigabits per second speed, bandwidth traffic jams and roadblocks are eliminated to assure high volume, instantaneous response
for hosted applications.
By using multiple Tier 1 telecom providers and direct Internet connections, transit networks are bypassed which shortens the
network path between your application/service and your customers. The result is lower latency, maximum speed, and
unsurpassed dedicated server and reseller hosting reliability.
Bandwidth Providers:
- AT&T
- AboveNet
- Savvis
- Verio
- Global Crossing
- Level 3
- Time Warner Telecom
- Cogent
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| Redundant Network equipment |
| We use fully redundant, world-class routing equipment. Our network is designed without single points of
failure there are redundant core routers, core distribution switches, and carrier diversity. In the unlikely event of
equipment failure, the network will continue to optimally perform |
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| Datacenter |
| Check out our data center infrastructure |
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