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Internet Unie has access to its own high-capacity network that consists exclusively of A-quality internet connections and network equipment. Through redundantly set-up routers in 3 datacenters in Amsterdam, Internet Unie ensures that its customers are guaranteed online and that they have access to the fastest connection from any location in the world.
Flexibility in bandwidth By making use of carrier-neutral datacenters, Internet Unie’s network capacity can easily be extended with a connection of its choice. Internet Unie makes use of 5 different bandwidth suppliers, so that the risk of breakdown is zero and customers are always assured of fast and reliable connections for inexpensive rates.
Fiberglass ring Internet Unie’s datacenters are interlinked with their own fiberglass ring in Amsterdam. This means that our customers have the possibility to host servers at 2 locations while at the same time they are able to store separate backup files.
Network capacity Internet Unie has access to a total processing capacity of 320 GB in bandwidth and this can be extended at any given moment so that every capacity need can be met without any problems. Additionally, Internet Unie has a capacity policy whereby the total consumption of bandwidth may never be more than 25% of the total available connections. Should consumption reach this level, the total bandwidth capacity will be extended.
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Core routers
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4 x Juniper M160 Core routers (each equipped redundant)
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Network capacity
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Total throughput capacity of 320 Gbps full-duplex bandwidth
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Core switches
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Extreme Networks Core switches (redundant configuration) which connects each rack with 2 x 1 Gbps of connectivity via separate paths
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Rack switches
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HP Procurve
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Bandwidth carriers
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Abovenet, Global Crossings, Cogent, Verizon
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Peering bandwidth
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AMS-IX
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Firewalls
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Juniper Netscreen (redundant configuration)
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IP adresses
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Internet Unie is RIPE-LIR member so that its able to own and manage its IP ranges
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Worldwide AS number
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AS35260
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