View Full Version : Eli.net network?
GeorgeC 07-11-2002, 11:12 PM Is anyone familiar with Eli.net as a backbone/network, specifically, the quality of their bandwidth and financial state? I'm thinking of moving our site to a host that uses Eli.net as their bandwidth provider. Quality and speed of bandwidth is very important.
Thanks,
DarrenK 07-11-2002, 11:25 PM I did a littler search for you :stickout
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16154&highlight=eli.net
From my experience their network is pretty reliable.
GeorgeC 07-11-2002, 11:31 PM Originally posted by DarrenK
I did a littler search for you :stickout
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16154&highlight=eli.net
Thanks. I actually searched already, but nothing specific or detailed resulted.
hangten 07-11-2002, 11:40 PM Eli.net bought the old Priori backbone about 3 years ago. The guys that built the network are still friends of mine - they are very very sharp guys. The Priori backbone was primarily set up over ATM and was technically awesome. But went backrupt when the larger players started to drop prices to compete and they didn't have enough time or money to keep up. ELI bought it and took it over. My guess it that its pretty much of the same network that it was - so I can only assume that its still a bit of a small network compared to the bigger boys.
What's with the curiosity with ELI? Maybe I can help more if I knew what you were planning?
GeorgeC 07-12-2002, 12:09 AM Hi hangten:
Nothing deep, I'm just considering signing up with a dedicated host that uses Eli.net. While the host itself is great, no use if the backbone isn't :)
hangten 07-12-2002, 12:14 AM Originally posted by GeorgeC
Hi hangten:
Nothing deep, I'm just considering signing up with a dedicated host that uses Eli.net. While the host itself is great, no use if the backbone isn't :)
If you're looking for high quality connectivity with very low-latency ELI will probably work very well for you.
However, if you need tons of capacity and don't care about quality it may not be the best for you.
We have experienced 100% network uptime during last 3 months at Collocation Solutions which uses Eli.net
Their network is a little slow but it ispretty reliable.
Mac
GeorgeC 07-12-2002, 02:27 AM Originally posted by wmac
Their network is a little slow but it ispretty reliable.
Mac
Hi wmac:
Thanks. When you say a little slow, do you mean generally, or from certain parts of the world? From what I understand Eli.net is tier one.
clocker1996 07-12-2002, 02:46 AM Originally posted by wmac
We have experienced 100% network uptime during last 3 months at Collocation Solutions which uses Eli.net
Their network is a little slow but it ispretty reliable.
Mac
should call it eliXP
*chuckle*
In fact I on different data centers and it seems I have a little high ping time to Collocation Solutions from my other servers in comparison to other providers such as NAC, Webreseller, Burst etc. (Please pay attention that I am speaking about a specific data center which uses Eli.net)
By the way I have tested this from different parts of USA but you may want to test it yourself. (Do a ping test on our main website)
Mac
BiGWill 07-12-2002, 05:15 AM yeah, it is a bit slow if i look at a traceroute, but i think that's because it's almost west coast... (or did i get that wrong?) so my packets are travelling under the ocean, to east coast, going through bbn to mae-east, where eli's taking over and going in direction of west coast :)
apollo 07-12-2002, 05:38 AM I have seen some medium hosting companies collocating with Eli. That was some time ago, but I think they are still good and hopefully, offer good pricing too
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