Texas - Teamspeak server hardware in The Planet data center facilities in Dallas, Texas USA. Our network architecture utilizes the Enterprise routing and switching engines from Juniper and Cisco. Network is fully meshed and redundant with many Tier 1 backbone providers for a total network bandwidth capacity of 100 gigabits/sec.
California - Hosted at Cari net Data center facilities in San Diego, California USA. Our Servers are connected to 100% Premium Multi-homed Bandwidth including 11 Fiber Providers with over 6Gbps of connectivity available, additional capacity available on demand. This location is great for connectivity to Asia and America.
New Jersey - Hosted in InterServer data center facilities in Secaucus, New Jersey USA. With a Redundant NYC Metro Network Powered by a mesh of 1Gbps Ethernet connections and connected to multiple Tier 1 IP backbone providers. This location is excellent for connectivity to Europe and America.
All servers are connected to 100 mbps network ports running on the best Internet backbones in the world. Our locations and Tier 1 networks are the best for great average latency to both east and west coast, also exceptional connections worldwide. On average our Texas servers get between 30-45ms ping times to both east and west coast. If you have a server on the east coast people on the west coast would get double that 60-90ms and vice versa. You can test your latency to our servers by pinging any one of the addresses listed on the right.
Server Hardware:
All of our servers run dual Intel® Xeon®, Dual core Conroe, and Quad core Kentsfield processors. We run no less than 2 to 4 Gigabytes of ram with SCSI/SAS 10K RPM hard drives. 100Mb/s Network ports backed by enterprise class 100% SLA uptime. All servers run Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003.
We adhere to the following recommendations from TeamSpeak to optimize performance and stability:
Spawn no more than 75 virtual servers maximum per TeamSpeak instance (running binary)
Use the native SQLite TeamSpeak 2 database. Although MySQL (3.x) support is available, in TeamSpeak 2 it is still highly experimental and not recommended for use in a production environment.
We never overload our servers! The average cpu load on our teamspeak servers is currently less than 5%. Already hosting several thousands of slots we are ready and able to handle your Teamspeak server needs no matter the size.
