Safe Link, a leading provider of remote backup and data protection services, introduces its state-of-the- art data storage facility. Built in 1998, the facility is the newest, most state-of-the art in the Sacramento region. It meets today’s strict earthquake, fire and public safety codes. The facility was intended for high speed Internet communications with an extreme focus on redundancy in every phase and customer reliability of ‘five-nines’ or 99.999 percent. With redundancy, outages in power, pipe, routers, switches and cabling allow us to avoid catastrophic effects to our communication systems.

Safe Link's Facility Offers Several High-end Design Features Only Seen in the Most Professional Communications Buildings (partial list):

	10,500 square feet raised floor network operation center
	Backup power diesel generator (a 1,000 kilowatt redundant Onan Cummings generator)
	UPS AC and DC under-floor power to all cabinets
	N+1 power and cooling designs
	Multiple carrier provider inside IDC
	Multiple egress connections throughout the California network
	Dual redundant core routers on OC-3 ring, connecting all three egress cores in the same configuration
	Dual redundant border routers offering HSRP redundant connections to data cabinets
	Network monitoring, multiple redundant Optical Carrier (OC) connections
	Dual 500 kva PowerWare UPS systems
	And much more power and security features