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Hawk's Internet Backbone Technology and Infrastructure
Verio, Hawk Internet's backbone provider, has spent millions
developing and deploying an advanced nationwide network to provide its 200,000+ customers
the world's best Internet services.
Verio's
Internet Backbone Network Operations Center
The network is monitored 7 days a week, 24
hours a day by the Network Operations Center (NOC) in Dallas, Texas. The NOC provides
network monitoring, performance and traffic management to both the national and ISP
networks. It also furnishes real-time network status. In addition, the NOC serves
the National Network with real-time alarming, event correlation, forecasting and
notifications of network events. Verio's
national engineering group, strengthened by its regional engineering teams, constantly
monitors and upgrades network technology whenever and wherever appropriate.
Hawk's Internet Backbone Technology and Infrastructure
Network For Now... And The Future
Hawk's backbone provider, Verio, supports businesses premium access to
high-capacity, dynamic and dedicated Internet connectivity through its high-performance
national network. Verio always
keeps an eye on the future, ensuring our customers access to the most powerful Internet
technology available.
The Verio National Network
Verio's high performance National Network is fast, reliable and
scaleable. It combines key components that are critical to the operation of a
state-of-the-art Internet service: a high capacity national backbone, a 24 hour Network
Operations Center (NOC) and superior engineering support services. The National Network
links Verio's local points of presence to
each other and to the key national exchange points - MAE West, MAE East, NY NAP and the
Digital Internet Exchange, located in Palo Alto, California. The network features OC12,
OC3, and DS3 links, as well as Cisco 12000 series gigabit switch router technology, which
connect the national exchange points and Verio access points. Verio's regional networks and carrier class POP facilities connect
to one of the access points located in metropolitan areas throughout the United States.
Network capacity has been increased to OC12 and OC3 capabilities and additional access
points are being added as Verio expands
its service area.
The Verio National Network Features and Benefits
Central Region Network Topology
