Snagged Internet Services

web.snagged.net - Network Information
The network is connected via Gigabit Ethernet handoff(s) (1000mbps) on redundant/dual-path OC48 (2048mbps) DWDM fiber-optic transport connections to Commonwealth Telephone. (CTSI.), a division of Frontier Communications., NorthEast PA's 2nd largest Telco. Verizon. (Formerly Bell Atlantic PA) and PPL Telcom., (a sub-division of Pennsylvania Power & Electric. - PPL.) fiber is also available in the facility. XO. Communications is currently scheduled to install and light transport fiber to the facility in 1ST QTR 2008. The network currently connects our POPs (Points of Presence) in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, & Philadelphia, with others to be completed shortly. web.snagged.net's transit is provided via Gigabit Ethernet (1000mbps) from

Global Crossing. (http://www.gblx.com),
Cogent. Communications (http://www.cogentco.com),
BTN./PCCW. (http://www.btnaccess.com),
& XO. Communications (http://www.xo.com).

Test our download speeds: web.snagged.net - 100mb file

For redundancy, web.snagged.net is currently running BGP4 (border gateway routing protocol) to maintain the speed and uptime. If one backbone line goes down, it will balance the load to the other(s). If one line gets congested, it will load balance the traffic. Our provider is currently negotiating with major backbone providers to open POPs in the Scranton PA facility.

web2.snagged.net - Network Information
Snagged Internet services' current backbone provider is Teleglobe and we own, operate and manage all of our hardware. From building the server to racking it at the datacenter, we do it all! We are here to provide the best and fastest services possible to our community. We stand behind what we sell. Please contact us for a tour of the datacenter.

To see a network map of our provider, Teleglobe, click here.

Test our download speeds: web2.snagged.net - 100mb file

Teleglobe's global network is optimized for speed, reliability and seamless convergence:
A multi-gigabit capacity, ring-based backbone network, providing high performance interconnectivity
Peering with Tier 1 carriers in North America, Europe and Asia with hundreds of private and public interconnections
More than 100 Gigabits of peering capacity
A network engineered for scalability
Robust carrier grade facilities for optimum performance and reliability
24 x 7 IP NOC, providing top quality support