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Newsletter for January 2008
Happy New Year!
We want to take this moment to thank all of our customers for a fantastic year and wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year.
As Sago Networks moves into the New Year we have many new and exciting plans for 2008.
First, we are starting with better and more personalized service for every customer. To facilitate this we have added Shawn Bray and David Infinger to our Account Management Department. This provides each customer with their own representative here at Sago Networks. Please join us in welcoming them to the Sago Family. If you are not sure who your Account Manager is, check your account at portal.sagonet.com and you will see your rep. in your account. If you do not have one, please e-mail us at
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and title it “Need Account Manager” and we will assign one immediately. Along with this, we will be contacting each of our customers once a month to check in on each service. This will be a great tool for contacting us with any needs, questions, or concerns about your accounts and services. In 2008 we are going above and beyond to facilitate our customer’s wants and needs.
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New and Improved Website
As we come into 2008, Sago Networks is moving forward with a new and improved website. The new site has more information with an easy to use search engine, more pages of content to provide more information about our facilities and services. Some new features include:
* Knowledge Corner
* Sago Reviews
* Current Events
* Internet Transport
* Sago Forum
And much more with added sections under each category.
We also want to extend a special thank you to Virtual Impact Productions http://www.virtualimpact.net for their hard work and contribution to the launching of our new website. Their attention to detail emphasizes the quality of effort put forth on this site. Thank you.
As we progress in to the future our goal is to be a leader in our industry by providing quality service with top notch product and the new site compliments our goal.
If you care to share your thoughts, you may share them at
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Fiber Backbone is up and running!
Sago Networks now has connectivity and facilities in most of the major exchanges in the southeastern United States including TelX in Atlanta, the NAP of the Americas and Miami Data Vault in Miami, 400 N. Tampa Street, and 655 Franklin Street in Tampa.
Having connectivity to all of those facilities allows Sago Networks to access many diverse carriers. Currently, Sago Networks has connectivity to Global Crossing, PCCW Global, Sprint, Tiscali and XO Communications and more.
Sago Networks facilities each site with fully redundant Foundry Networks NetIron-MLX core routers.
* Interface Slots: 16
* Switch Fabric Capacity: 3.84Tbps
* Data Forwarding Capacity: 1.6Tbps
* Packet Routing Performance: ~1 billion pps
* Switch Fabric Redundancy: 3+1
Sago Networks also utilize FastIron X series switches at the distribution layer each connecting via 4 x 1Gbps uplinks to the core routing systems.
* Switching Performance: 136Gbps
* Forwarding Performance: 101 Mbps
With the construction completed, Sago Networks fiber ring between our 3 major facilities in Atlanta, Tampa, and Miami are established. This new ring is scalable up to 800Gbps between those cities. With equipment modification and additional fiber, the amount of data is limitless. The new long-haul fiber network also allows Sago Networks to expand into the Orlando, Florida and Jacksonville, Florida markets. With the fiber ring complete, all carriers will be useable in all cities, which opens up a world of possibilities for connectivity options.
What does this mean to you?
This means that Sago Networks has you and your company’s best interest in mind when it comes to your equipment and connectivity. Sago Networks has invested millions of dollars into its facilities and connectivity so you don't have to.
Sago Networks uses names you can trust such as Caterpillar, MGE, Liebert, Stultz, Foundry Networks, IBM, and Dell so that you can trust and rely on Sago Networks.
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Tech tip of the month
Why and How to create a SPF record
As we move into the future, we all need to be looking at ways to better protect our domains from spammers. A great way to do this is to create a SPF record. SPF records are TXT dns records in a particular zone for a particular domain that dictate what servers are authorized to send out mail for the domain. They are becoming more and more mandatory as spam becomes a larger problem. They basically prevent spammers from spoofing your domain, while allowing spam filters to give your legitimate email more weight.
To learn more about how to add this go to: http://kb.sagonet.com/Spf or contact us at
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