Why choose CNFX for your web and email hosting?

We're friendly, local, and we love to make things simple for our clients.
When you need us we're here. We are only a phone call away, or for most clients, just around the corner. We know you, and we know your web site. There's no need to explain your situation to a new person each time you call. We make it easy to own a web site by handling all of the technical stuff for you. Let us maintain your web site so that you can focus your time on running your business.

We won't let you (go) down!
Our hosting server's connectivity at Hivelocity's data center is comprised of multiple redundant Tier 1 back-bone providers. Through partnerships with Level 3, Time Warner Telecom, Global Crossing, and Cogent, there are more than 100 Gbps bandwidth capacity routed via FCP and BGP4 protocol. Simply put, we have an enormous connection directly to the web and the ability to serve any internet need one could dream up.

We've got your back - up.
The Hivelocity data center, where CNFX's servers are hosted, uses redundant Cisco and Foundry components, a multi-homed network through redundant Tier 1 carriers, and multiple fiber entry points into the data center to ensure that the network is never cut-off from the world wide web. The Data Center is outfitted with redundant CRAC, Battery Power, as well as a Diesel Generator. The advanced power backup system ensures that the threat of complete power shutdown is virtually nonexistent.

We're serious about keeping your web site data safe and secure.
Network security is paramount. Redundant firewalls are maintained which stops most attacks before they ever begin. The Hivelocity data center is ultra-secure with restricted access to offices and server rooms. Fire detection, suppression, and closed circuit camera monitoring every square foot. We're always monitoring and upgrading our servers to fend off the latest threats and viruses. Hivelocity data center maintains low overall network utilization at all times providing durability during any large internet routing issues such as a DDOS or DOS attack.