What is Single Point of Failure (SPOF)?
In network systems engineering, Single Point of Failure is a single node or route which, if it fails, will completely paralyze the entire system. In large-scale telecommunications infrastructure, relying on a single upstream provider (upstream ISP) is a fatal risk.
Arthaloka BGP Multihoming Solution
Arthaloka Networks operates an official Autonomous System (AS) with BGP multihoming interconnection to multiple global Tier-1 upstream and IIX/OpenIXP domestic traffic exchanges. The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP-4) protocol dynamically chooses the shortest and best route, and instantly redirects data traffic within seconds if one of the paths is disrupted.
