Dotable Datacenter information - Dotable

Aussie Bob · 25th July 2006, 01:41 PM

Dotable colocates our own servers through an LA based colocation provider located within the Telecom Center building, 530w 6th st. TCLA is located directly adjacent to the One Wilshire Building on the corner of 6th Street and Grand Ave. in the heart of the "Telecom District," in Downtown Los Angeles. South Grand Avenue is the main corridor for optical fiber cable in the downtown area making it the prime location for Carrier Hotels.

Telecom Center LA offers the widest possible array of connectivity options for its tenants with high-bandwidth service available from almost every carrier in the Western U.S.

HVAC: Abundant cooling capacity is provided by 500 Ton redundant HVAC central plant, consisting of two-250 Ton Cooling Towers, Heat Exchanges and Water Pumps. The system is backed up with generator power.

Electrical: 6000 amps, 277/480 Volt, 3-phase, and 4-wire electrical service, provided by two 3000 amp main distribution switch boards and bus ducts.

Emergency Generators: The electrical systems are backed up by three 2000KW diesel generators. Each generator has diesel fuel tanks.

Premium Network:

We only use premium providers to ensure maximum reach and lowest network hops. Our goal is to establish a jitter-free, low latency, and varied route network to enhance your overall satisfaction.

Premium Bandwidth
HSRP Enabled
100% Fiber Network
Redundant Routers
Multiple 10GigE Uplinks
Secluded VLAN Architecture
99.999% Network Uptime SLA

Tier-1 Providers:

Level(3), Sprint, T-Systems, Global Crossing, Tiscali, BTN/PCCW, VERIO, XO Communications, SAVVIS, MCI/UUNET, Telia, LA-IIX Peering, Any2 Exchange Peering

Our network architecture utilizes the Enterprise routing and switching engines from Juniper, Foundry and Cisco. We utilize Cisco 6500 series switches in our distribution layer and aggregation layers, and Cisco 3500 and 2900 series switches at the customer layer. Our network is fully meshed and redundant with multiple providers.

Speedtest our network from your location:

Speedtest.net Mini Bandwidth Speed Test

Clicking that link it will open up a Speed Test window, showing you the speed up and back from our network, from your location.

25th July 2006, 01:41 PM	#1 (permalink)
Aussie Bob Retired Dotable Founder Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Land down under Posts: 4,085	Dotable Datacenter information Dotable colocates our own servers through an LA based colocation provider located within the Telecom Center building, 530w 6th st. TCLA is located directly adjacent to the One Wilshire Building on the corner of 6th Street and Grand Ave. in the heart of the "Telecom District," in Downtown Los Angeles. South Grand Avenue is the main corridor for optical fiber cable in the downtown area making it the prime location for Carrier Hotels. Telecom Center LA offers the widest possible array of connectivity options for its tenants with high-bandwidth service available from almost every carrier in the Western U.S. HVAC: Abundant cooling capacity is provided by 500 Ton redundant HVAC central plant, consisting of two-250 Ton Cooling Towers, Heat Exchanges and Water Pumps. The system is backed up with generator power. Electrical: 6000 amps, 277/480 Volt, 3-phase, and 4-wire electrical service, provided by two 3000 amp main distribution switch boards and bus ducts. Emergency Generators: The electrical systems are backed up by three 2000KW diesel generators. Each generator has diesel fuel tanks. Premium Network: We only use premium providers to ensure maximum reach and lowest network hops. Our goal is to establish a jitter-free, low latency, and varied route network to enhance your overall satisfaction. Premium Bandwidth HSRP Enabled 100% Fiber Network Redundant Routers Multiple 10GigE Uplinks Secluded VLAN Architecture 99.999% Network Uptime SLA Tier-1 Providers: Level(3), Sprint, T-Systems, Global Crossing, Tiscali, BTN/PCCW, VERIO, XO Communications, SAVVIS, MCI/UUNET, Telia, LA-IIX Peering, Any2 Exchange Peering Our network architecture utilizes the Enterprise routing and switching engines from Juniper, Foundry and Cisco. We utilize Cisco 6500 series switches in our distribution layer and aggregation layers, and Cisco 3500 and 2900 series switches at the customer layer. Our network is fully meshed and redundant with multiple providers. Speedtest our network from your location: Speedtest.net Mini Bandwidth Speed Test Clicking that link it will open up a Speed Test window, showing you the speed up and back from our network, from your location.

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