Colocation

ServerCentral maintains a separate, private network core at each data center. Each core contains redundant sets of network equipment to provide core routing for the data center network and internet-facing routing infrastructure. This is the demarcation point for ServerCentral’s Global Network, a multi-gigabit private backbone enabling Colocation customers to connect to services and infrastructure in every other ServerCentral data center. The services delivered from the network core are 100Gigabit-enabled, offer disparate physical paths to each location, and are built using resilient, standards-based protocols.

Colocation customers have the option of migrating exist- ing infrastructure to a ServerCentral facility or working with ServerCentral to provide a fully managed data center migration. ServerCentral provides comprehensive physical datacenter migrations leveraging internal staff and resources. Migration services generally include physical inventory & documentation, written assessments of the work to be performed, project management, planning & execution of the migration, and knowledge transfer for the Customer. Customers can also opt to have ServerCentral Managed Services support the final environment.

ServerCentral maintains a separate, private network core at each data center. Each core contains redundant sets of network equipment to provide core routing for the data center network and internet-facing routing infrastructure. This is the demarcation point for ServerCentral’s Global Network, a multi-gigabit private backbone enabling Colocation customers to connect to services and infrastructure in every other ServerCentral data center. The services delivered from the network core are 100Gigabit-enabled, offer disparate physical paths to each location, and are built using resilient, standards-based protocols.

ServerCentral offers its CloudLink service in each facility. CloudLink is managed by ServerCentral and leverages multi-gigabit, carrier class infrastructure to connect Customer infrastructure to third-party cloud platforms including Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and ServerCentral’s Enterprise Cloud & Managed Private Cloud offerings.

Colocation customers have the option of migrating exist- ing infrastructure to a ServerCentral facility or working with ServerCentral to provide a fully managed data center migration. ServerCentral provides comprehensive physical datacenter migrations leveraging internal staff and resources. Migration services generally include physical inventory & documentation, written assessments of the work to be performed, project management, planning & execution of the migration, and knowledge transfer for the Customer. Customers can also opt to have ServerCentral Managed Services support the final environment.

ServerCentral maintains a separate, private network core at each data center. Each core contains redundant sets of network equipment to provide core routing for the data center network and internet-facing routing infrastructure. This is the demarcation point for ServerCentral’s Global Network, a multi-gigabit private backbone enabling Colocation customers to connect to services and infrastructure in every other ServerCentral data center. The services delivered from the network core are 100Gigabit-enabled, offer disparate physical paths to each location, and are built using resilient, standards-based protocols.

ServerCentral offers its CloudLink service in each facility. CloudLink is managed by ServerCentral and leverages multi-gigabit, carrier class infrastructure to connect Customer infrastructure to third-party cloud platforms including Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and ServerCentral’s Enterprise Cloud & Managed Private Cloud offerings.

All ServerCentral global Colocation deployments are connected via the company’s fully redundant, worldwide VPLS network.

Colocation customers have the option of migrating exist- ing infrastructure to a ServerCentral facility or working with ServerCentral to provide a fully managed data center migration. ServerCentral provides comprehensive physical datacenter migrations leveraging internal staff and resources. Migration services generally include physical inventory & documentation, written assessments of the work to be performed, project management, planning & execution of the migration, and knowledge transfer for the Customer. Customers can also opt to have ServerCentral Managed Services support the final environment.