It is important to note that FutureQuest does not share its data center, hardware, bandwidth, or revenue stream with any other services or ISPs. For this reason FutureQuest remains committed to using only quality bandwidth and equipment while ensuring its network is never over saturated due to dangerous over selling practices (common with profit over quality based providers). FutureQuest's Network is a testament to its primary objective which is providing redundant content delivery and retrieval services through the fastest most efficient routes available at all times!

FutureQuest's Data Center is equipped with its own full DS-3 and Ethernet connectivity from Level3, Time Warner, and Savvis. FutureQuest's speedy and highly redundant connectivity is enhanced by its numerous carrier class routers, which are all configured with BGP4 and full global IP routing views.

Scroll down to view the network maps of the top backbone providers from which FutureQuest enjoys priority provisioning.

Level 3

The Level 3 Communications Network today operates as one of the largest IP transit networks in North America and Europe. The Level 3 Network was designed to maximize coverage, performance, flexibility and scalability.

FutureQuest currently connects to the Level 3 network over an ethernet connection.

Time Warner

Time Warner Telecom’s IP backbone architecture consists of core backbone routers connected by multiple, diverse, high-speed optical circuits ranging from OC-12 to OC-48 speeds.

FutureQuest, is lucky to have its own exclusive private POP in its data center. This POP directly connects to Time Warners IP Backbone through two geographically separated OC-48 protected paths (Atlanta, and Tampa). These two paths terminate into the FutureQuest Data Center over 24 count strands of optical cables, currently utilizing two of the twenty four strands on each cable for internet connectivity, with the remaining available for future expansion. The redundancy of this fiber is provided through a Rapid Spanning Tree that features a sub 1-second restoration of services should there be a fiber cut on the backbone fibers.

SAVVIS

Savvis' IT infrastructure extends to 45 countries around the world. The network includes more than 20,000 fully managed private circuits and a Tier 1 OC-192 Internet backbone with more than 17,000 miles of fiber.

In short, even during a number of possible internal or external failures, FutureQuest is equipped with the right tools to continue the delivery of your web site quickly and efficiently!

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