Network at a Glance
Our network architecture is based on core of redundant Cisco 7600 routers connected with rack access switches (Cisco 35xx and 29xx series) by redundant links. On the other side core routers are connected by multiple 10Git/s links to internet providers. BGP4 routing ensures speed and reliability for network traffic. Besides that Natcoweb network is protected by the sophisticated firewall and AntiDDoS solution.
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The Level(3) digital fiber-optic network is one of the most extensive and complex data distribution grids in the world.
Engineered for stability and efficiency, Level(3)'s bandwidth architecture spreads over 20,000 miles throughout the U.S. and Europe. Multi-conduit construction allows the network to be constantly upgraded with the latest technologies, ensuring that the services you receive are always the best available.
Peering with other Tier-1 providers means that the transmission of data to the end user takes the shortest route, providing the fastest and most stable connection possible.
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AboveNet, Inc. provides fiber optical connectivity solutions for business and carriers. Its private optical network delivers key network and IP services in and among 15 top U.S. metro markets and London.
AboveNet's network is widely used in demanding markets such as financial services, media, health care, retail and government. AboveNet's vision is to be the premier provider of fiber connectivity solutions for customers who desire a private, flexible and scalable transport infrastructure.
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Bandcon wholly owned and operated nationwide network offers connectivity to all of the major interconnection cities around the US. Virtual Circuit (Layer 2) Transport solutions that allow their clients to build their own backbone, providing direct access to peering points that improve performance while reducing internet service costs.
From its national backbone network, BandCon offers IP Transit, Transport, CDN, Peering and Colocation services that are unmatched in terms of flexibility and scalability.
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