CORVIT NETWORKS

Data Center
We at Corvit Networks believe that there are four objectives in the design of any high performance data center:

Security
A complete network security solution includes authentication, authorization, data privacy, and perimeter security.

Availability
Networks are designed with steps to minimize the occurrence of service problems and the time to recover from problems (such as backup recovery policies)

Scalability
This requires server load balancing. Advanced data centers should also have the ability to automatically and immediately identify and replicate hot content to overflow or backup servers or cache to ensure the ability to support the increased demand without compromising performance.

Manageability
Good manageability tools and qualified personnel supporting the infrastructure translate into lower operations costs, since time is not wasted trying to resolve indications from conflicting management systems and higher customer satisfaction.

Cabling
All cable runs located under raised flooring and appropriately marked
All cable runs physically protected from damage via tie-downs or where appropriate in conduit
All cabling designed to Category 6 specifications (to support 1-Gbps data rates)

Today's business and competitive environment requires that each of these objectives be considered from a complete end-to-end perspective. Clients or users connecting to the data center measure performance by timely access to the desired application data, whether the connection is point to point or via an Internet connection. The user must perceive reasonable response and connection time.