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What is Colocation? Benefits for Networks & How LINX Helps

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

Colocation, often referred to as “colo,” is the practice of housing your own servers and networking equipment inside a...

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What Is Microsoft Azure Peering Service (MAPS)?

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

Microsoft Azure Peering Service (MAPS) is a solution that provides networks with direct connectivity to Microsoft’s public ASN, AS8075....

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What is a Router Server? The Role & Benefits in Peering

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

A route server is a network device that simplifies the exchange of routing information at Internet Exchange Points (IXPs)....

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What Is an AS Number? Why You Need an ASN & How to Get One

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

An AS Number (Autonomous System Number) is a unique identifier for a network on the internet. It represents a...

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How LINX Supports Data Privacy Through Resilient Infrastructure 

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

Every day, terabytes of data travels across the internet. From cloud applications to financial transactions, your data is constantly...

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Understanding DDoS Attacks & How to Protect Networks

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is when a target, such as a server, website or network is overwhelmed...

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What Is Cloud Connectivity? A Clear Definition and Why It Matters

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

Cloud connectivity refers to the ability to establish secure, reliable connections between your network and cloud service providers (CSPs)...

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What is an Internet Exchange Point? Everything You Need to Know About IXPs

By Tom Lloyd-Roberts

An Internet Exchange (IX), or Internet Exchange Point (IXP), is a physical location where different networks connect and exchange...

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