Carriers & Cross Connects

A cross connect in Adelaide reaches any of the thirteen providers on-net at this carrier neutral data centre. Access to any of them is by single-mode fibre cross connect, with no setup charge and no build fee for the cabling run to the carrier room.

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13
Providers on-net
1
Cross connect included per rack
$70
Additional cross connect /mth
$0
Cross connect setup

Thirteen providers terminate at the Adelaide CBD data centre. Access to any of them is by cross connect — single-mode fibre run between your rack and theirs, within the facility. Traffic does not traverse the public internet.

Providers not currently on-net can be brought into the facility, subject to their own build timeframes.

$0 to set up. $70 a month.

Cross connects carry no setup fee.

$0
Setup, every time

Including the structured cabling run from your rack to the carrier room. No build fee, no installation fee, no charge to terminate or test.

$70/mth
Each additional cross connect

One cross connect is included with every colocation rack. Each further connection is $70 a month, still with nothing to pay to install it.

A one-off build or installation charge for the cable run to the carrier room is common elsewhere in the Adelaide market. It is worth confirming before you compare a rack rate against ours — it can be the difference between two quotes that look identical.

Providers reachable by cross connect

Telstra — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Optus — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Caznet — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Colocity — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Vocus — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
TPG — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Aussie Broadband — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Falcore — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
SABRENet — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Megaport — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
IX Australia — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
EdgeIX — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre
Host Universal — on-net at the Adelaide CBD data centre

Providers not listed can be brought into the facility. Lead time is determined by the provider's own build.

Cross connects

Single-mode fibre run between racks within the facility, terminated at both ends. Cross connects are single-mode fibre only — copper cross connects are not offered, and your equipment must be able to terminate 1 Gbps SMOF.

Item Setup (ex GST) Monthly (ex GST) Basis
Structured cabling, rack to carrier room $0 Included No build or installation charge
First cross connect with a colocation rack $0 Included One per rack
Additional cross connect — fibre (SMOF) $0 $70/mth Per connection, per month

Ordering process

1 · Notification

Advise support@caznet.com.au of the provider, the service ordered and any reference supplied by them.

2 · Order with the provider

The facility address and rack location are supplied on request.

3 · Fibre run and terminated

Single-mode fibre is run between the racks and terminated at both ends.

4 · Test and handover

Light is confirmed and port details supplied. Subsequent work at the rack is available via remote hands.

What carrier neutrality means here

Provider choice

Order from any of the thirteen providers on-net, or bring in one that is not. Caznet transit is optional.

Diverse building entries

The building has two separate entries, front and rear, with independent fibre paths running through it. A carrier can deliver two services to your rack on physically separate paths, rather than two circuits sharing a single point of entry.

Path diversity

Providers terminating on separate infrastructure within the facility support genuinely diverse services. Diverse circuits ordered from a single carrier may still share infrastructure upstream of the building.

Provider changes

Changing provider requires a cross connect and a cutover window. Relocation of equipment is not required.

Concurrent services

Services from multiple providers can be terminated in the same rack concurrently, across separate cross connects.

Private cloud connections

Private connections to the major cloud providers, delivered from your rack rather than across the public internet.

Amazon Web Services
AWS Direct Connect

Dedicated private circuit to AWS. Consistent throughput, lower latency than internet-based access, and predictable data transfer charges.

Microsoft Azure
Azure ExpressRoute

Private connection to Microsoft Azure for hybrid workloads, Microsoft 365 data flows and Azure Virtual Desktop traffic.

Google Cloud
Google Cloud Interconnect

Private connectivity to Google Cloud for GCP workloads, BigQuery and Cloud Storage.

Cloud connectivity is quoted per requirement

Bandwidth and cloud region determine the design.

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Three ways to take connectivity

Option 1

On-net provider

Order from any provider on-net at the facility. Caznet arranges the cross connect. The service agreement is held directly with the provider.

Option 2

Provider not currently on-net

A provider not currently terminating at the facility can be brought in. Lead time is determined by the provider's own build and should be established before committing.

Option 3

Caznet-delivered

Rack space, internet and private WAN on a single invoice. Optional.

Frequently asked questions

  • Telstra, Optus, Caznet, Colocity, Vocus, TPG, Aussie Broadband, Falcore, SABRENet, Megaport, IX Australia, EdgeIX and Host Universal. Each is reachable from your rack by single-mode fibre cross connect — copper cross connects are not offered.

  • One cross connect is included with every colocation rack. Additional cross connects are $70 per month each, ex GST, with no setup charge. All cross connects are single-mode fibre — copper is not offered.

  • The fibre run and termination within the facility is short. Overall lead time is generally determined by the provider's own provisioning of the ordered service. Raising the cross connect request at the time the service is ordered allows both to proceed in parallel.

  • Yes. Lead time is set by that provider's own build, and should be established before committing to a service agreement.

  • No. Connectivity can be taken from Caznet, from any other carrier on-net, or from a provider brought into the facility.

Enquire about a cross connect

Advise the provider you need to reach and we will confirm what is required.