CHICAGO, IL, May 06, 2013 (Press-News.org) onShore Networks, a leading provider of computer network management services in the Chicagoland area, announced today that it has formed a partnership with Zayo Group, a global provider of bandwidth infrastructure services. Through this and other recent partnerships, onShore continues to enhance service delivery to its ISP and colocation customers.
With the addition of Zayo's fiber network to onShore's 216 W. Jackson data center, onShore now has 3Gbps upstream connectivity through multiple peering partners. All peers are set up with border gateway protocol (BGP) for full failover services. Additionally, onShore has recently made significant improvements to its core network to further improve performance and scalability as it adds more ISP and colocation customers.
"We're very proud to have Zayo Group as another strategic partner. We are always looking for ways to expand services for our customers," said Stel Valavanis, Chief Executive Officer, onShore Networks.
About onShore Networks
Since 1991, onShore Networks has been dedicated to providing high-quality technological services to their clients and their community. From internet connectivity for charter schools to network management for many Chicago-area businesses, onShore's team provides reliable technical support and high-tech solutions for any industry. The staff is committed to working with their clients every step of the way, twenty-four hours a day. onShore is Always on.
For more information about onShore Networks, visit http://www.onShore.com.
For more information about Zayo Group, visit http://www.zayo.com.
The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
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Nick Valavanis
onShore Networks, LLC
1407 West Chicago Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60642
312-850-5200 x126
nick@onShore.com
onShore Networks Partners with Zayo Group
onShore Networks adds Zayo Group to its peering partners with the addition of a 1Gbps connection.
2013-05-06
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