Note: Graphics shown here may not always show the exact present day layout of the Data center. Server placement will also differ; precise images are not possible due to security restrictions at Data Center. Cyber Logic Host™ does not own the above shown Data Center, we rent a section in this Data Center for our servers.
Facility Specifications
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Industry-standard hard floors and overhead wiring systems for better cooling capability and more secure cable infrastructure
22 ton air conditioning with independent compressors and cooling loops to enhance redundancy
Centralized UPS with redundant battery cabinets (over 4 hours of runtime)
Auto-activated 313 kVA standby diesel generator (24 hour runtime on current fuel supply--indefinite runtime with additional fuel)
Restricted site access with closed circuit security camera system and integrated motion detection systems monitoring all building and data center entrances
Advanced technicians on-site 24/7/365
Network Information
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Self-healing network architecture.
Verizon™ OC192 Fiber (RBOC/TELCO) - 9.952 Gbps
connectivity to four of the largest backbone networks: MCI/UUNET , Verio, Verizon and SAVVIS (Cable & Wireless) backbone networks.
Multiple entry points into facility as well as connectivity directly to multiple carrier offices. No shared physical path at any point in the entire SONET loop.
Dual redundant Cisco GSR 12000 border routers.
Dual redundant Cisco 6509 Sup720 core routers.
Cisco 3550 distribution switches.
Complete network IDS (Intrusion Detection System) monitors data and network security transparently through an optical tap.
Network administrators on-site 24 hours a day
Server hardware » We use industrial strength web server equipment for performance and reliability including Intel ® Pentium® 4 Processor with HT Technology-Based Systems , Dual Intel® XEON with 2.4 to 3.40E GHz 800FSB HT - 2MB cache based systems. All servers have at least 2.4 GHz processors, 100Mbit Ethernet adapters, a Minimum 8GB RAM SDRAM of memory and a server grade mainboard and chipset.
Redundant High Bandwidth Connectivity » Using multiple Service Providers, Cyber Logic Host™ achieves 99.9% uptime guarantee, ensuring the highest degree of security against network downtime and the fastest possible data transfers.
Bandwidth Utilization » It is a common misconception that the amounts of bandwidth (size of the pipes that carry the data) differentiate web hosting companies. In reality it is not only the size of the pipes that matters, it is the utilization levels. Cyber Logic Host™ aims to keep all connection usage below 50% to avoid any connectivity problems.
Dynamic Routing » Cyber Logic Host™ runs the Border Gateway Protocol, for best case routing. The BGP4 protocol is a standard that allows for the routing of packets of information sent out from our network. Each packet of information is evaluated and sent over the best route possible. Because of our redundant network architecture, packets may be sent via alternative routes even if they are being delivered to the same end user. Should one of our providers fail, packets leaving our network are automatically redirected through another route via a different provider.
Network Security » Cyber Logic Host™ network is a fully switched network. Traffic destined for a website hosted on a server is sent only through switching equipment necessary to deliver the information to that server. This minimizes the risk of someone sniffing or capturing traffic being sent across the network. Furthermore, Cyber Logic Host™ vigorously prosecutes persons who generate malicious attacks on our internal network. A biometric hand scanner is used at the entrance to the data
Power Supply » Below is the current UPS that supplies power to the facility. Today, it runs at just 6% of capacity. Next to it, you will see a second identical UPS for redundancy. There are also 2 additional UPS systems to be installed. You should also notice a Liebert system in the picture. With just one system running at 20% of its capacity (The A/C), this room is kept very cold. The units are alternated so that each one is kept in optimal condition. Again, here is that redundancy thing. Just about everything in this facility has at least one backup.
