by FiberOptics
20. February 2010 20:57
Centauri Communications, turns up XO Communications BGP IP transit to our network with redundant fiber links. Centauri always seeks to enhance our global IP connectivity and by adding XO Communications to our existing IP blend acomplishes this goal. This also increases our network IP capacity and will improve our customer latency to the Internet.
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by FiberOptics
20. February 2010 20:35
I would just like everyone to know about the Oregon Route View server now that Centauri Communications - BGP peers with them. Most of the large Internet Service Providers peer with the Route View servers to help in trouble shooting IP Prefixes and how they are routed within other provider networks using just one looking glass server. It makes it easier to view how your IP Prefix is viewed on the Internet without going to each ISP Route View server to see the results.
For more info visit there website - http://www.routeviews.org
Also we added a link on our Centauri website http://www.centauricom.com/network/lookingglass.asp
by FiberOptics
18. September 2009 13:27
I would like to let everyone know over the next couple months of this year. Centauri Communications will be providing customers ADSL2 residential service with speeds ranging from 18 Mbps - 12 Mbps download / 1 Mbps upload. I will keep everyone posted as we get near on offering this service.
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by FiberOptics
18. March 2009 19:21
I would like to inform everyone that our Core networking routing gear has been completed over the weekend. Our crew of employees have finally done the dreaded task of moving our equipment from our smaller cage into a much larger cage to support our new infrastructure. Centauri Communications has seen explosive growth over the past year and this expansion enabled us to keep our progress going towards that direction.
by FiberOptics
18. March 2009 19:02
VoIP peering has been gaining popularity over the past couple of years. Mainly because of the shift of technology and how end users demand new services from voice technology. When several voice providers peer over such a fabric as The VPF its also is the way of selling minutes to other providers and bypassing the legacy telcos just as BGP peering accomplishes on the backbone of Internet routing.
I hope everyone checks out the peering fabric and gets involved on what they accomplish by using such a service.
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by FiberOptics
18. March 2009 10:17
I would like to write about something that is not shared very openly among the new generation of college graduates of the new Internet age. As most of us that has been in the field since the early days know that BGP, Border Gateway Protocol is the glue that ties the entire global Internet together without it we wouldnt have the robust network of networks we have today. BGP is made of thousands of AS Numbers that advertise IP Prefixes such as 130.1.0.0/24 which represents a network of 254 hosts.
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