Network operations

A resilient network for hosting traffic, cloud workloads, and dedicated servers.

InterServer uses redundant routing, multiple backbone providers, and BGPv4 traffic management to keep customer sites and services reachable with practical failover paths.

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InterServer network routing illustration
Network design

Capacity, routing, and redundancy are planned together.

The network is built around provider diversity, automatic routing decisions, and spare capacity for unexpected provider or equipment events.

100Gbps

Ethernet backbone paths

High-capacity links support hosting, cloud VPS, colocation, and dedicated server workloads across InterServer infrastructure.

BGPv4

Intelligent routing

Traffic can be routed toward the fastest available upstream path while retaining automatic redundancy during network events.

N+1

Spare router and link policy

Capacity planning includes additional router and connection availability for failover during maintenance or unexpected outages.

Backbone and peering

Provider diversity keeps the platform practical.

InterServer connects through backbone and peering relationships selected to improve throughput, route quality, and regional reach.

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Reference

Peering participants

This list is kept as a technical reference for network research and historical continuity.

  • Amazon.com
  • AppNexus, Inc.
  • Atlantic Metro Communications
  • ATX Communications, Inc.
  • Bell Aliant Inc.
  • Bell Canada Backbone
  • Bharti Airtel Limited
  • Blip Networks, Inc.
  • Blizzard Entertainment
  • BroadbandONE (formerly WV Fiber)
  • Broadview Networks
  • CBS
  • CentriLogic
  • Chunghwa Telecom
  • CloudFlare
  • Collective, Inc
  • Commercial Network Services (CNS)
  • Confluence Networks
  • Dailymotion
  • DataPipe
  • Digital West Networks, Inc.
  • DigitalOcean
  • Dstillery / Media6Degrees Inc.
  • Dynamic Network Services, Inc.
  • Eastlink
  • EdgeCast Networks, Inc.
  • Equinix Corp Network
  • Equinix Exchange MLPE
  • Equinix UK
  • Facebook
  • Fastly, Inc.
  • Fibrenoire
  • FirstLight Fiber
  • FORTRESSITX
  • Free SAS
  • Frontier Networks
  • Fusion Trading Solutions
  • Global Capacity.
  • Global NAPS, GNAPS
  • Google Inc.
  • Grapeshot Ltd
  • GTT Communications (AS4436)
  • Hammer Fiber
  • HGC
  • Hibernia Networks
  • Highwinds Network Group, Inc
  • Hurricane Electric
  • Index Exchange
  • Init7
  • Integra Telecom
  • Integral Ad Science, Inc.
  • Internap (formerly Voxel)
  • Internet Initiative Japan Inc. (IIJ)
  • Internet2 TransitRail
  • InterServer, Inc
  • IP Transit, Inc.
  • IPTP Networks
  • ISPrime, LLC.
  • JSC InterDnestrCom (IDC)
  • KPN
  • Lantern Hill IT
  • Leaseweb Network
  • Liberty Global
  • Lime Trading
  • Limelight Networks
  • MaxPoint Interactive
  • MediaMath
  • MeetMe
  • Microsoft
  • Mobile TeleSystems PJSC
  • Net Access Corp
  • Netflix
  • Nexicom Inc.
  • Numericable-SFR
  • NYI
  • X
  • OVH
  • Packet Clearing House
  • Pacnet
  • Pando Networks
  • PEER 1 Hosting
  • Peer39
  • Place IQ
  • Pocketinet Communications, Inc.
  • Primus Telecommunications Canada Inc
  • RCN
  • RhythmOne
  • Rogers Cable
  • Shaw Cablesystems
  • SkyVision Global Networks LLC
  • Steadfast Networks
  • Switch.co
  • TDC A/S
  • Telemar (Oi)
  • TELUS Communications
  • TradingScreen Inc.
  • TransTelecom
  • tw telecom
  • Twitch
  • UCAID
  • Valve Corporation
  • Verisign
  • Videotron Ltd
  • Vodafone GlobalNet
  • X+1 Solutions, Inc.
  • Xconnect24
  • Yahoo!
  • Zito