[ BareFABRIC · Internet Port ]

Internet, delivered with the rack.

An Internet Port is blended IP transit handed off at the cabinet, ordered and billed with the rack. Data Facilities manages the upstream mix. The building is carrier-neutral; bringing your own carriers remains an option.

Upstreams
Multi-carrier blend
Delivery
With the rack
OOB ports
Available
Carrier choice
Always yours
[ What it is ]

One port. Bandwidth handled.

An Internet Port from Data Facilities is blended IP transit delivered straight to your cabinet. For a small or mid-sized business that needs a rack with power and bandwidth, it is the one-stop option: no carrier contracts to negotiate, no BGP to run, no blend to manage. One quote covers the rack, the power and the port.

Behind the port we operate our own upstream mix — multiple Tier-1 and regional carriers, AS6206 among them — on diverse paths out of THG1. No single upstream carries your traffic exclusively, and keeping the blend healthy is our job, not yours.

Internet from DF is optional. THG1 is carrier-neutral: bring your own carriers, order dark fiber, peer at LSIX through the included Peering VLAN — or combine all of it. Networks that run their own ASN and upstreams use the building exactly that way.

Upstream routers at THG1
[ The details ]

Built for one-stop. Friendly to networks.

Contracted with the rack

Internet Ports follow the colocation term — one contract, one invoice, one renewal date. BareFABRIC services stay month-to-month; the Internet Port belongs with the rack.

A blend, not a single carrier

Multiple Tier-1 and regional upstreams on diverse paths out of the building. AS6206 is in the mix — one of several, never the only one.

Dedicated OOB ports

Affordable out-of-band access ports, separate from the production link. Out-of-band access keeps management reachable when the production connection is unavailable — a common requirement for ISPs and hosters.

Carrier-neutral, always

The Internet Port is an option, not a requirement. Pick from the carrier ecosystem in the building, or mix our port with upstreams of your own.

[ Order ]

Order the rack. The bandwidth comes with it.

Tell us the rack size, the power draw and the bandwidth you expect. We come back with one quote covering all three — and a separate line for an OOB port if you want one.