Login boasts one of the most powerful redundant networks in the business.

As the country's Network Access Points (NAPS) get saturated beyond usability, a provider's network throughput is only as good as its entry points and its peering agreements with other providers. Login believes that a network should be thought of as a continuously growing and evolving body. As our network expands Login carefully studies the needs of our customers and provides the best possible bandwidth by selecting upstream providers that can minimize the number of hops and latency for our traffic.

Unlike many of its competitors, Login does not use an oversell model for bandwidth. Traditionally Login upgrades its circuits in advance of major usage or for pure redundancy, and does so proactively and at Login expense. At worst, when its circuits show fifty percent (50%) saturation Login's upgrade policy will come into effect and its connection will be increased.

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