Apr, 2009 : Future Hosting Deploys Internal Private Network

📅 April 1, 2009 - Offers customers with the advantage of unmetered data transfer between all other servers and services in its five data centers.

Future Hosting, an internet solutions provider serving SMBs and enterprises internationally and the developer of Server Doctor, today announced that it has deployed an internal private network between its five international data center facilities, in Chicago, Ill.; Dallas, Texas; Seattle, Wash.; Washington, D.C.; and London, England.

The company states that the internal network is connected to all its servers through physically separate network cards installed alongside network cards used for internet connectivity. It further adds that each server's private network card is assigned a private IP address that allows its servers to communicate with each other on the internal network.

The company articulates that through the internal network, its customers may take advantage of unmetered data transfer between all other its servers and services in its five data centers. It says that this capability is especially attractive for hosting resellers, developers, and others who wish to take advantage of the geographically diverse infrastructure from it.

''Whether it's synchronizing data between two failover hosting points, or managing a corporate IT infrastructure spread across two continents, our internal network is an attractive feature for our customers and it does not cost them a penny more to use,'' said Charles Kowalski, Future Hosting COO. ''It also allows our customers to reach beyond the traditional limitations of a standalone Virtual Private Server and leverage our vast capacity for growth.''