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Shastalink Colocation Solutions

The Shastalink Network Operations Center offers its clients a controlled and managed space with multiple connectivity options to place their computing and application server equipment. Depending on client requirements, cabinets or telco racks can be provisioned.

Shastalink Network Operations Engineers provide high quality planning, engineering, installation and ongoing support of its customers. Our Engineers are experts with unmatched experience and able to deliver world class solutions based on industry best common practices and procedures.

Features

• Client Caged Space:
• Customized cages (24"x96") with locking front and rear access will support any equipment configuration not exceeding 42 rack units.
• 60 Amps of AC power is standard in client cages.
• Analog telephone lines to client colocation space(s) are available.
• Internal Connectivity Options:
  • Facility provided 100 Mbps FastEthernet or 1 Gbps Gigbit Ethernet.
  • VLANs are available to meet client needs.
  • Cross connects are available at DS1, DS3 or OCx.
• External Connectivity Options:
  • Multiple wide area network connectivity options available at DS1, DS3 or OCx.
  • Fiber is available from SBC Pacific Bell.
  • Rooftop area to house client rootop mounted antennas.

Advantages

• Carrier grade facilities.
• High quality, carrier grade operations with on-site technical support.
• Our NOC engineers can save your organization valuable time by performing many basic tasks on your behalf, including:
  • Cabling
  • Installing and removing equipment
  • Reporting status of equipment indicators
  • Typing console commands you provide
  • Soft-booting equipment
  • Labeling equipment and calbes
  • Changing pre-labeled, pre-ejected media
  • Verifying cable integrity

Visit the NOC² Project Web site for more information about the Network Operations Center