PRODUCT SYSTEM

Network primitives, ready to deploy.

Pick one service or combine several into a resilient path. Availability and commercial terms are validated per facility.

COMPARE

Choose by the job the link must do.

ProductPrimary jobCommon handoffOperating signal
Transit IPInternet exit and route controlBGP session at a facilityRoutes, prefixes, loss
Dedicated InternetManaged site connectivitySymmetric last-mile circuitAvailability, latency
DDoS ProtectHostile traffic responseProtected IP space / diversionEvents, mitigation time
Cloud ConnectPrivate workload pathVirtual circuit at a facilityPath, VLAN, throughput
Peering / IXShorter exchange pathIX port or private VLANAS path, RTT, volume

DELIVERY MODEL

Every order ends with an operating handoff.

A product is complete when the team knows who owns the port, what is monitored and what happens next.

01 / SCOPE

Map requirement

Sites, traffic shape, regions, redundancy and launch date.

02 / VALIDATE

Check facility

Confirm product, port, cross-connect and service boundary.

03 / TURN UP

Test path

Configure routing, monitor signals and verify acceptance criteria.

04 / OPERATE

Run the link

Use maintenance notices, NOC escalation and data sheets.

1G–100GTypical port bands, subject to facility validation.
IPv4 / IPv6Route families and policy reviewed with engineering.
RPKI / IRRSecurity controls treated as delivery inputs.
NOC pathEscalation and maintenance model defined per service.

PRODUCT QUESTIONS

Review the operating detail before the quote.

Can I combine products?

Yes. Transit, cloud, peering and DDoS can be composed after the facility and failure mode are confirmed.

Are port bands guaranteed?

Port options are a starting point. Final capacity, optics and delivery date are validated per facility.

What comes with a handoff?

Every service names the routing method, monitoring signals, maintenance path and escalation owner.

How do we request pricing?

Submit sites, bandwidth, regions and timeline. The team returns a practical technical and commercial next step.

Need help selecting the right primitive?

Talk to network engineering