Transit service is the service of providing "automatic bandwidth" to Internet service providers and businesses needing access to the Internet. This is the most commonly used method for service providers in the small market enterprise (SME), due to it being most economical in the short-run.

Long-Term Transit Bandwith Network Strategy
Though our provider's long-term network strategy is to have more and more of the network traffic sent through their peers than their transit providers, they believe that transit service will continue to have its place in their network strategy. Simply put, they believe there is no substitute for transit service provided through superior network providers. The best of the Tier-1 providers rarely peer, due to their extremely large IP network, and their assumptions that those wanting superior network service will be forced to purchase transit instead of no-cost peering.

Network Maps and SLAs of Transit Service Providers
Our transit providers consist of UUNet Technologies, Global Crossing, and Sprint Communications. These providers are known to be costly, but also for their consistent, reliable service. Our providers maintains 180Mbs of its overall bandwidth capacity through these three providers.

The menu on the left provides network diagrams for UUNet Technologies, Global Crossing, and Sprint Communications. We have also provided links to our providers' Service Level Agreements (SLA)s, which ensure a certain level of network uptime is received. Along with multiple connections, this ensures that our providers are able to deliver on their own SLAs to our clients.