Phyber IP Transit Service
We've built our network from the ground up to ensure the highest level of performance and accessibility. We offer our customers the absolute best in scalability, security and the ability to keep up with the accelerating bandwidth demands of Internet media.
Features:
- Direct Routing's straightforward approach to network traffic
- Network monitoring and maintenance active 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Optional custom network design and engineering
- Direct connectivity to major networks
- Support services created to maximize network efficiency for your business
- Designed for mission critical applications
N+1+Spare
We know how much an hour of network activity is worth, how important it is to keep our client's networks running. Our network is built and designed on a fully redundant system with a full inventory of spare components on hand in our facilities. N+1+S (Device + Online Redundant Device + Spare Device in Box) goes beyond the industry standard to deliver an extraordinary level of peace of mind, helping our customers sleep at night.
ONTAP - Our Network at Your Premise
What is ONTAP?
In essence, ONTAP is Internet-to-the Business, but at much higher performance levels than are achievable by consumer focused Internet services such as DSL and cable modems. Because of the underlying physical characteristics of fiber optics, the ONTAP product provides substantially higher speeds, lower latency, and service guarantees when compared to "consumer-grade" copper or cable-based networking solutions.
Typical applications:
- Network as "4th utility" for demanding, cloud-based hosting and communications
- Scaling operations to support remote offices and remote workers
- Streaming large sized media files to consumers media-driven websites
- Transferring large medical images to and from hospitals
- Sending large-scale files to customers or for nightly backups to a remote location
- VOIP telephony to enable phone calls
- General internet access, including sending/receiving emails
Network performance levels are substantially driven by how deeply fiber has been driven into the network. The Phyber network is strategically designed for Direct Routing, providing you with a faster network.
ONTAP features guaranteed availability of 99.9%, equivalent to less than 8:45 hours of down time per year—far less than conventional industry standards—and a maximum response time for outages of 4 hours. This guaranteed availability in Phyber's service level agreement (SLA) covers the entire network, as opposed to competitor SLAs that either do not offer a guarantee or only cover the point of presence (POP).
Phyber provides point-to-point and point-to-multipoint high speed networking services. We lease infrastructure and operate facilities linking customer locations with our high-speed network. Typical speeds range from 5 Mbps — 1 Gbps, though we can provide capacity as high as 10 Gbps.
ONTAP Service Options
EoC (Ethernet over Copper)
Ideal for:
- Small/Home offices looking for a cost competitive upgrade from consumer orientated DSL and Cable offerings.
Speed: Up to 10 Mbps
Distance: Up to 15,000 ft. from the Central Office
Voice: No
Advantages:
- Symmetric upload and download speed
- SLA backed service
- Faster speeds than DSL/Cable/T1
EoDS1 (Ethernet over DS1)
Ideal for:
- Small/Home offices looking for a cost competitive upgrade from consumer orientated DSL and Cable offerings.
- Locations outside of the distance limit for EoC or in areas where the Central Office does not support EoC
Speed: Up to 12 Mbps
Distance: Unlimited
Voice: No
Advantages:
- Symmetric upload and download speed
- SLA backed service
- Faster speeds than DSL/Cable/T1
- No distance limit from Central Office
EoF (Ethernet over dedicated Fiber)
Ideal for:
- Ultimate speed and reliability
- Scalability
- Growing offices
- Integrated Voice Services
Speed: 10 Mbps — 10 Gbps
Distance: Unlimited
Voice: Yes
Advantages:
- Symmetric upload and download speed
- SLA backed service
- Faster speeds than DSL/Cable/T1
- Extremely low latency (fast ping)
- QoS/CoS Options for Voice and Video applications
- Upgradable speed without changing the line or equipment
Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS)
A major concern for organizations is to have private, secure, and reliable network communications. Today you can connect offices through a private line, which utilizes Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS). Using our MPLS, unique user groups can be built to establish a private network; data cannot be captured or accessed by anyone outside of the defined locations. No special hardware or encryption is needed, giving you less overhead and faster performance across the network.
Dark Fiber
What is Dark Fiber?
As an organization out grows a single location the need arises to connect them using a fast, secure, and scalable network. Dark Fiber is the answer. It is a private self-managed link between two or more locations.
Dark Fiber is fiber optics that you control. You choose what equipment to connect and what services you would like to run. You can bypass traditional carriers and have complete control of your network. Just as you control the connectivity and network that runs through out your building so should you control the lines that connect between multiple locations.
Typical applications:
- Organizations that have outgrown their primary location and need to link multiple buildings together
- Bandwidth intense applications (e.g. video on demand, high definition image transfer and storage, business continuity/disaster recovery)
Ideal for:
- Campus expansion / annex facilities and environments
- Locations within 5 miles of each other
- Linking multiple campus buildings together
- Expansion into multiple properties
Speed: Up to and over 100 Gbps
Distance: Unlimited
Voice: Yes
Advantages:
- Customer controls dark fiber and can connect any equipment they choose.
- Run whatever service you want (Ethernet, SONET, ATM, Fiber Channel, etc...)
- Extend internal network to multiple links with no speed or performance penalty
Wireless
What is wireless?
Wireless is point-to-point connectivity utilizing narrow-beam microwave or laser signals. It provides a simple solution as an alternative to traditional carrier circuits and when installation speed is of the essence.
Additionally our customers typically use wireless while waiting for fiber to be installed. Once fiber has been installed the wireless serves as a redundant network link providing the highest availability for critical installations.
Typical applications:
- Private network links
- Back-up to Fiber
- Connectivity when a short time to market is needed
Ideal for:
- Locations with good line of sight
- Redundant network link
Speed: 10 Mbps — 10 Gbps
Distance: Up to five miles line of sight
Voice: Yes
Advantages:
- Quick time to market (fast to install)
- Private connectivity
Service Comparison
Our service offerings provide for the flexibility, speed, and reliability that your organization requires. The chart below shows the comparison between our varied services. Click on the offering name to pull up more details on each service.
| Services offering | Distance over 15,000 Feet | Speed up to 10 Mbps |
Speed over 1 Gbps |
Speeds over 10 Gbps |
Optional Voice Services | Direct Access to Fiber | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ONTAP | EoC | X | |||||
| EoDS1 | X | X | |||||
| EoF | X | X | X | X | X | ||
| Wireless | X | X | X | ||||
| Dark Fiber | X | X | X | X | X | ||