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Host2Wow will implement the best possible connection to the internet as the above networking information has informed you.
A Web server that performs well under heavy client loads is the best for use, therefore the Savvis hosting platform is recommended. This web server has a direct lease line OC-48/OC-192 from TimeWarner, MCI, Sprint, Abovenet, Verio/NTT. This is rated to handle Tier 1 Carrier class, each direction. These high speed lines are dedicated exclusively to our Internet customers.
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These servers will also be available to store Audio and Visual files, we allow and are able to have you stream. Some restrictions do apply.
Host2Wow’s servers are located in one of the most technologically-advanced data centers in the world (New York City, San Diego and Texas, USA). Our network is backed by the most reliable and stable backbone providers in the United States, among them TimeWarner, MCI, Sprint, Abovenet, Verio/NTT.
SAVVIS has engineered its network around a single platform - AS3561 - which enables one global IP backbone, rather than regional Autonomous Systems stitched together. That means that once data gets on the network, it’s a single BGP hop to the global network node nearest its destination. This minimizes the number of router hops and reduces the risk of downtime when traffic has to traverse multiple networks.
A single AS means:
* Customers are only one hop away from content hosted on the SAVVIS network.
* Access to all of the routes on the Internet.
* A single end-to-end Service Level Agreement.
Network features include:
* Industry-leading Juniper core routers and Cisco equipment specifically designed for the needs of Tier 1 "carrier-class" customers.
* OC-48/OC-192 backbone trunks, supporting MPLS protocol.
* As3561, consistently rated over time as having the lowest latency, lowest packet loss, and highest reliability.
* SAVVIS, which firmly segregates Layer-2 (transmission) and Layer-3 (routing):
* Layer-2, ATM-based for traffic management.
* Core network, designed for “zero” packet loss.
* SAVVIS is moving to more efficient MPLS Layer 2 protocol
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