We have several choices when hosting on any of our USA servers. We Linux and Windows servers set up for shared, and dedicated hosting. In addition our US data centers are equipped for Co Location servers. Below is description of the data center profile. Click the links below to continue to pricing information for the respective hosting options.
A special note about our method of hosting:
Anonymous Hosting does not directly own the
data centers that we host in. We feel that owning
data centers has generally been proven to be
a unprofitable vesture. Since the beginning,
we have strived to select the best data centers
and providers available in the market with the
longest running history of success and best
reputation for quality and service. Our servers
are piggybacked inside of their Network Operation
Centers. This is a common practice and has proven
to be a win win situation for us and our clients
as it reduces our overhead and thus we can pass
the savings on to our clients. Because of how
we are setup we have been able to expand our
services into 14 data centers and 8 countries
to date.
Below you will find some information about the current facilities we utilize inside within the United States.
The Denver Facility This data center is the most recent addition to our team and houses a portion of our USA based dedicated services and also our virtual windows plans.
General: 5,000 square feet 18" raised
flooring
42U Chatsworth locking cabinets
State-of-the-art $10 million + facility opened in 2003
Power:Dual power feeds
UPS: Dual Powerware 160KVA
Distribution: Starline Bussway
Generator: Cummings 1000KW diesel with 7 day fuel supply plus refueling contracts
ATS: 1600 Amp Automatic Transfer Switch

Transit: Direct
dual, redundant Gigabit fiber connections to
Cable & Wireless. Direct connection to their
national fiber network node located in an adjacent
building. Cable & Wireless maintains 8 OC-192
connections in Denver.
Gigabit connection to Internap via XO fiber, with Internap's local Point of Presence (PNAP) less than a block away from the datacenter. Internap peers directly to 8 Tier 1 backbones in Denver and features proprietary intelligent routing technology to route traffic over the providers with the least latency and packet loss. Internap peers directly with UUNET, Sprint, Global Crossing, Cable & Wireless, Level(3), Verio, XO and AT&T in Denver.
netVmg intelligent routing hardware which constantly monitors the performance of all backbone connections and automatically routes traffic to the provider(s) with the best performance in real-time.
Available: ICG, Qwest, Level(3), XO
Juniper Powered Network, including dual / redundant Gigabit core routing and redundant switching gear.
Physically diverse fiber entrances
Security: Card key system controlled
by onsite NOC personnel
Toshiba closed-circuit digital surveillance system
Datacenter access controlled by card key / biometric scanner combination
Fully staffed 24/7
Cooling: Six 30-ton Data Aire HVAC units
providing N+2 redundancy
Temperature maintained at 68° and 45% humidity
Fire Suppression: Multi-zone monitors
above and below raised floor. Monitored internally
and externally Dry pipe pre-action fire suppression
Network Operations Center: Staffed 24x7x365
Certified Staff, including CCNA, CCNP, CCSA, CCSE, MCSE and other certifications
Extensive monitoring tools
The Philadelphia Facility (This facility houses our dedicated, co-lo and cpanel based virtual hosting services)
Environment
Precision-controlled air conditioning systems protect and cool mission-critical servers and equipment in the Network Operations Center. The facility is controlled by York™ quad-compresser / dual-blower redundant systems. These systems provide a virtually dust-free and particle-free computing environment, with temperature, humidity, and air-quality regulation.
Security
Restricted access to the Network Operations Center is monitored by qualified personnel 24 hours a day, every day. Visitors and clientele are only allowed on-site if escorted by Network Operations Center staff. The entire Network Operations Center is monitored, ensuring prompt response and thorough coverage to fire or security alarms. We supply all our Network Operations Center customers with advanced firewall, encryption, intrusion detection and other security measures. We maintain a full digital video surveillance system of the Network Operations Center, with full on-site and off-site recording. Failsafe Power Supply
Our Network Operations Center currently has 800amps 480V (3200amps 110V) 3-Phase power currently available from PP&L™ (Pennsylvania Power & Electric). The facility is backed up and protected by UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems on each individual rack, as well as a facility-wide APC Silcom™ (http://www.apc.com) 500KVA Enterprise UPS. In a very rare case of utility outage, our Cummins™ 250KW deisel generator starts automatically, taking over for the UPS systems and supplying all necessary power for the facility. The generator interfaces to the power grid thru a Cutler-Hammer™ automatic transfer panel. The generator is powered by a 500 gallon fuel tank, capable of running without refueling for approximately 80 hours.
Backup Systems
The datacenter automatically provides backup data services to all shared hosting solutions clientele. Services are also optionally available to all dedicated and co-location clientele. The data center utilizes backup hard drives on each individual server to store backups. Linux systems store zipped copies of server system files and client data files, for simple server rebuilding. Windows™ NT/2000 servers store full image backups (identical copy of operating system and data at time of backup), for full system restoration. Off-server and off-site backup services are available as well.
24x7x365 Monitoring
The Network Operations Center uses industry-standard SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) and provides round-the-clock monitoring of all hardware, including routers, switches, UPS systems, and servers. The Network Operations Center also monitors power, environmental factors (such as temperature and humidity), generator status, and network connectivity. All critical services/ports can be monitored, including FTP, HTTP, SMTP, HTTPS, SSH, TELNET, and POP3. We provide network monitoring of the Local Area Network, Internet connectivity (all routers, switches, and wiring), and the Internet backbone via MRTG. Our close and constant communication with our upstream backbone providers ensures that our customers have constant access to high-performance Internet connections. Failure on any monitoring service results in audible alarms, LAN messages, and alerting our staff paging system. The data center offers remote cold boot hardware for dedicated server and co-location clients, with private, password protected, web based access.
Hardware
The Network Operations Center utilizes ONLY top name brand hardware. The network is centered on a Cisco™ GSR12000 Border Routers, and Cisco 7206VXR Core Routers, connecting via Gigabit Ethernet to the Hewlett Packard™ Procurve™ 4108GL & Cisco™ Catalyst™ primary switches. Hewlett Packard™ Procurve™ managed switches comprise the power and stability of the network, operating at 100mbps switched ethernet speeds. Hardware utilized in the facility is comprised of name brands, including the following: Intel™, Asus™, Abit™, AMD™, 3Com™, Hewlett Packard™, Adaptec™, Cisco™, Tekram™, Kingston™, Micron™, Crucial™, IBM™, Maxtor™, Western-Digital™, Seagate™, Quantum™, Fujitsu™, Realtec™, Belkin™, & Lucent™. APC™, Tripp-Lite™, Compaq™, & Liebert™ UPS Systems provide the power backups, along with a Cummins™ generator system. Facility monitoring is provided by a Panasonic™ WD-500 Digital Video System over Sony™ & Panasonic™ CCTV cameras.
Software
The Network Operations Center utilizes the Red Hat™ Linux operating system on the majority of servers present. Red Hat™ Linux is a highly configurable system, and well known for speed and stability. Red Hat™ Linux servers have been documented to remain operating for up to one year at a time without even requiring a reboot. The Apache™ Web Server nicely compliments the Red Hat™ Linux Operating System. The majority of remaining servers operate on the Microsoft™ Windows™ NT/2000/2003 operating systems, with Internet Information Server™ Web Server. Microsoft™ Windows™ NT/2000/2003 provides a system that simplifies database, application, and visual effect programming. the data center also supports FreeBSD™, Mandrake™, Slackware™, Turbo Linux™, & Debian Linux™.
The New Jersey Facility (we do not host dedicated servers from this facility as it is a portion of our virtual services running the Plesk admin software.)
- Powerful Dual CPU UNIX servers for faster performance and reliability Raid Drives for faster performance and fault tolerance Dual nics for fault tolerance On-Site UPS & Generator Backup 99.9% Network Uptime Guarantee BGP4 Routing Redundant Cisco Routers Redundant DS3 Backbone
- 24 Hour System Monitoring & Bi-Weekly System Backups
Server Hardware:
Dual AMD MP 2000+ CPUs (2 * 1.67 GHz)
120 GIG 7200 RPM Hard Drive w/ 8 meg cache
60 GIG 7200 RPM Backup Drive
1024MB DDR ECC Ram
Operating System: Red Hat Linux 7.3 or RH9
Control Panel: PLESK
The Chicago Facility(we do not host dedicated servers from this facility as it is another portion of our virtual services running the Plesk admin software.)
- Powerful Dual CPU UNIX servers for faster performance and reliability Raid Drives for faster performance and fault tolerance Dual nics for fault tolerance On-Site UPS & Generator Backup 99.9% Network Uptime Guarantee BGP4 Routing Redundant Cisco Routers Redundant DS3 Backbone
- 24 Hour System Monitoring & Bi-Weekly System Backups
Server Hardware:
Dual AMD MP 2000+ CPUs (2 * 1.67 GHz)
120 GIG 7200 RPM Hard Drive w/ 8 meg cache
60 GIG 7200 RPM Backup Drive
1024MB DDR ECC Ram
Operating System: Red Hat Linux 7.3 or RH9
Control Panel: PLESK
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