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Orange County Datacenter
Our state-of-the-art, government owned , datacenter located in (orange
county) at the border of Santa Ana and Irvine, CA boasts fully redundant
power, Internet access, and unsurpassed security services, and offers
plenty of scalable space for our customers' growth needs. Our data
center is designed to maximize our clients' uptime.
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Network Features: |
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Simra
Hosting's network access is built on four major elements.
These are Fiber Carriers, Upstream Providers, Backbone Connectivity,
and the Core Network housed in the data center. The Core Network
is a redundant switched Ethernet architecture providing Ethernet,
FastEthernet, and Fast EtherChannel connectivity.
Key
features of our network include:
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Diverse connectivity through multiple tier-1 providers.
Simra Hosting's backbone carriers include PacBell/SBC,
Time/Warner, and COX.
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Typical backbone circuits: DS3 (45 mbps), OC3 (155 mbps),
OC12 (620 mbps), OC48 (2.48 gbps)
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peering with One Wilshire in Los Angeles.
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Engineered to greater than 3X-10X peak burst-able loads
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Fully meshed routing and switched architecture
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Power |
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We offer
a premier power system designed to provide continuous, redundant,
and protected AC or DC power to our clients. Built to N+1
redundancy, our datacenter has built unique power features
into our data centers. These features protect against brownouts,
blackouts, power spikes, and other electrical events.
Features
of our power infrastructure include:
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uninterruptible power supply (UPS) delivers clean, consistent
power. Our UPS is comprised of rectifiers, inverters,
and batteries and is designed to maintain constant power
to all equipment in the datacenter, regardless of power
source.
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The automatic transfer switch (ATS) senses any significant
interruption of regular power from the electric company.
Once an interruption is detected, the ATS activates the
generator to feed power to the UPS.
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The generator is housed on the premises and is used when
any significant interruption of regular power from the
electric company is detected. The datacenter has 12,500
gallons of diesel fuel on reserve and in the event of
an emergency; the County facility is given priority status
on re-fueling. The facility has enough power to conduct
business as usual for one week without a direct feed from
Southern California Edison, which just right across the
street
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Environmental Controls |
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Our Santa
Ana / Irvine datacenter has deployed a flexible and redundant
HVAC design that supports the cooling load required. The HVAC
system maintains optimum temperature (65°F +/-2°F)
and humidity levels. The air is also filtered continuously
for contaminants. Our datacenter employs such strict standards
to protect our clients' equipment from excess wear and tear.
This reduces the amount of client resources needed for maintenance
of overheated equipment, server replacement/upgrade downtime,
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Physical Security |
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We have
designed a comprehensive access and security policy for protecting
all systems. These policies protect our clients from unnecessary
downtime because of sabotage, unauthorized personnel accessing
equipment, or unfortunate mishaps, such as tripping over wires
and accidentally bumping servers. Key
features of our datacenter's unmatched security system include:
- Onsite
security personnel 24x7x365
- Onsite Network
Operations Center (NOC), which monitors all of data center
for external and internal security
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Datacener has 360° surveillance cameras to patrol
exterior and interior perimeters. These 30 cameras secure
interior and exterior entrances and common areas. Cameras
are both exposed and hidden to insure complete coverage.
Camera locations are never disclosed to personnel or visitors.
Exterior microwaves identify movement and deter potential
vandalism and set off notification alarms with the Operations
Center.
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Combination access card and photo identification system
required to gain access to facility.
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Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for each client to ensure
only authorized personnel has physical access to colocation
space.
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