Every GFN service, from Cloud VPS to Colocation, rides on the same network foundation: a 100 Gbps multiple backbone, wide peering coverage, and a NOC that watches it around the clock.
High-throughput capacity across the GFN network.
Open peering at 6 Internet Exchanges: IIX, JKT-IX, DE-CIX, OpenIXP, CXC, and ODIX.
Network design avoids single points of failure wherever possible.
Jakarta, Bandung, and Yogyakarta teams watch network health around the clock.
The GFN network is multihomed and runs an open peering policy. Traffic to major Indonesian networks stays local, while international traffic goes through multiple Tier 1 upstream transit providers.
| Internet Exchange | Location | Port |
|---|---|---|
| IIX-Jakarta | Jakarta | 1 Gbps |
| JKT-IX | Jakarta | 1 Gbps |
| DE-CIX Jakarta | Jakarta | 1 Gbps |
| OpenIXP / NiCE | Jakarta | 1 Gbps |
| CXC Jakarta | Jakarta | 1 Gbps |
| ODIX Omadata | Surabaya | 1 Gbps |
Enterprise-grade across every service, with no silent downgrades.
| Dedicated Server | Dual Intel Xeon E5-2620v4 · AMD Epyc 7402P, RAID 1 |
| Cloud VPS | KVM virtualization, SSD RAID 10 storage |
| Backbone | 100 Gbps multiple backbone, multiple Tier 1 upstreams |
| Data center | Multiple data centers, containment racks |
| SLA uptime | 98.8% network, monthly |
GFN runs open peering at 6 Indonesian Internet Exchanges: IIX, JKT-IX, DE-CIX, OpenIXP, CXC, and ODIX, keeping traffic to major Indonesian networks local and fast. Full details are on PeeringDB.
GFN's network runs on a 100 Gbps multiple backbone, with redundant paths designed to avoid single points of failure.
Yes, GFN's NOC in Jakarta, Bandung, and Yogyakarta monitors network health around the clock.
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