Network

Server location in Germany
Maximum speed is given top priority by EuroHost. All servers are connected directly to the worldwide 110 GBit high-speed backbone of PlusServer AG, which has direct connections to the most important providers and the largest European IX locations, for example the DE-CIX in Frankfurt, the AMSIX in Amsterdam and the LINX in London. The complete backbone is laid out multiply redundant in ring topology, so that even in case of a 60% technical breakdown the servers will still be available. Because we are positive of our connection quality, we can guarantee a service availability of at least 99.9% as a monthly average.

Our Connections in Detail:

PlusServer IP Network

The global PlusServer IP network is defined through the autonomous system (AS) 8972. The IP network is based on an optical transmission network, which is able to provide transmission capacities of many terabits per second due to the application of sophisticated technologies.

The links to important IX (Internet Exchange) locations in Europe, Asia and America enable PlusServer to run public peerings with all the important IP carriers, ISPs and content providers. Additionally, there are multiple private peering points.

The connection of a server in the EuroHost data center to the global internet is realized by means of a 100 MBit/s switchport.

Server location in USA

Our US Data Center is centrally located in Wilmington, DE, enabling us to avail the best transmission speeds from the west to east coasts. Our system automatically selects the fastest way to move your data, and should one Internet carrier's backbone fail, it quickly switches to another to keep your server online with absolutely no down time. EuroHost is a Web hosting leader with a guaranteed uptime of 99.99 %

Level 3

Level 3 operates the first global 10 Gbps (OC-192) seamless, redundant IP backbone. Level 3 has successfully constructed an international fiber optic communications network connecting Europe and the United States. A continuously upgradeable network with high-capacity, scalable peering interconnections ensures uncongested connectivity between the world's largest Internet backbone networks. The average latency is 40 milliseconds or less in all regions, with less than one percent packet loss.