Our Servers

Fibre Optic Connection

Great support and great features will get you nowhere without a wide pipe. We have a direct fiber optic connection between our server and the rest of the world. Being OnNet with a Tier-1 provider means that we don't link to a backbone, we are actually on a backbone. We have no phone circuit, and do not use a Telecom link to get to the Internet. This fiber optic line can handle the bandwidth of a T3 or an OC3.
To use an analogy, our connections allow data to travel from Auckland to LA on a non-stop flight, while the public exchanges require a stop over.

Sometimes the Net is slow...

What happens when your pipe is attached to a tap that just trickles? Sometimes even though your ISP and your web host are both functioning properly, you may still have a slow data transfer rate. The Internet sends information all over the country and the world, through a dozen or more computers on its way to you -- and something is always getting serviced somewhere in that long chain.

To speed things up we use Route Optimization:
Which allows the traffic to your site to travel more efficiently by finding the best route for data to travel. On a typical server the traffic always takes the same route from client to server. For them, if there is a bad node, traffic does not get through at all. Because we use BGP protocol, different and more efficient routes are taken between client and server depending on traffic loads and broken nodes. This means our servers automatically look for the fastest route available.

Low Latency/High Throughput:

Often providers operate their networks at three to four times responsible capacity, and as a result the corresponding transfer times reach over 300ms for each hop along the net. World Wide Web Hosts Net's network daily average is 6.5% of its capacity, with mid-day peak spikes reaching only 15.5% capacity. Our transfer times range from 15 to 80ms routinely.