Our Network Infrastructure

Connected to Three Backbones

Our network is inter-connected with both Frontier GlobalCenter and Qwest Communications' 13,000-mile fiber optic network and Dense Wave Division Multiplexing technology. This allows our network to provide an enormous 500Gbps capacity worldwide.

This technology also allows our router to be within one to two hops of every major-city in North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and anywhere in the world. Direct connections between our router and major GlobalCenter and Qwest hubs ensures elimination of all circuit failures and prevents the 'bottle-neck' effect experienced with a number of service providers.

Our network is completely scalable and can handle several times the bandwidth of an OC-3c line, so if our clients bandwidth needs increase we have the infrastructure to handle the traffic effectively. Also our digital distribution architecture includes private-peering network connections with every major Internet carrier, including Verizon Networks (formerly MCI), UUNET, Verizon,  AT&T, Best, Erols and others.

This arrangement allows us to exchange packets of data with every major backbone carrier from a single location in a efficient one-to-one environment. We also have high-speed connections to 8 public exchanges including MAE-East, MAE-West and several NAPS. This allows our customers to reach their site from anywhere in the world. We have a network that is both wide-reaching and best of all, efficient.

Furthermore, because of these unique connections, we do not need to link to the Internet though an OC3 or T3 Telecom circuit. Instead, independent cables run inside our building directly from the NOC to all three carriers points of presence. These lines can handle the bandwidth of a T3 or an OC3 with DWDM. Plus, they handle several times the bandwidth of an OC3.

Our automated systems are Linux-based which is known around the world for it's stability and scalability. Being the most used platform on the Internet today, it suits the needs of both beginner and advanced web hosts, offering an entire suite of programming/scripting environments and tools.

On KEKhost's high quality network, the outgoing traffic travels via Tata Communications (formerly Teleglobe), Videotron, Peer1,TorIX, Level 3 and Deutsche Telekom using the shortest route. For inbound traffic, all available providers are used, Tata Communications, Videotron, Peer1,TorIX, Level 3, Deutsche Telekom and Cogent. During an outage affecting a high quality network provider, the unmetered network can be used to ensure service availability. All this in order to ensure 100% uptime of the network access and prevent saturation of certain access links.