internet access
17 TopicsIncrease bandwith on a connection
We currently have a copper bandwidth connection at the data center (in a cabient) and are looking to increase the available bandwidth. Could you assist with the steps invovled in ordering? From reading past forums does it involve ordering a new connection? Thanks for your expertise.47Views0likes1CommentEquinix DC – moving from copper to fiber + IP address ordering headaches
i everyone, We’re at an Equinix datacenter and moving from copper to fiber. And ordering some new IP addresses. Couple of things tripping me up: Ordering fiber vs copper cross connects through the portal isn’t super clear. Help desk isn't able to help Has anyone done a copper → fiber migration at Equinix recently? How did you order it (portal, ticket, account manager)? Cheers88Views0likes3CommentsEIA Just Got Easier: Experience Our New Simplified Flow
We heard you! We’ve streamlined the Equinix Internet Access (EIA) process to make it easier for you to order and manage your services. This initial phase is available exclusively for orders that do not require a signature. We’d love to hear what you think of the new process. Your input will help us make further enhancements to the user interface for everyone. We’re working hard to make the improvements you need and want. Please comment on the success page or share your feedback via ideas.30Views0likes0CommentsEquinix Internet Access - additional IPs
Hi team, When ordering Internet Access over fabric for a redundant connection type, how many sets of additional IPs are provided? For example is it just one set of additional IPs anywhere between /30 to /24? Or as it's a redundant pair do we get two sets of additional IPs e.g. additional IP range 1: anything from /30 to /24 additional IP range 2: anything from /30 to /24 ThanksSolved296Views1like6CommentsTerraform Module Equinix Internet Access. Does it exist?
I scavenged the terraform registry looking for a Equinix Internet Access Terraform module. ] I found an example of a connection to EIA.This is the only thing that comes up in the registry as EIA. https://github.com/equinix/terraform-equinix-fabric/tree/v0.22.0/examples/virtual-device-2-eia-connection But none that creates the EIA itself. Can anyone answer if this may or may not be supported in terraform and if so, what would the resource name be for it? The GUI terminology doesn't always translate one for one, so maybe I'm missing something.104Views0likes2CommentsEquinix Internet Access to Microsoft Peering
In this video, we'll introduce you to Equinix Internet Access to Microsoft Peering. With an Equinix Internet Access subscription, you'll be able to connect to all the Office 365 applications with speed and reliability. This seamless integration means a more responsive and reliable connection for all your users. Connect with Equinix Internet Access today: https://portal.equinix.com/eia/inventory30Views0likes0CommentsHow to Order EIA with Fabric Using Provider-Independent IP Addresses
In this video, we'll show you how to order an Equinix Internet Access connection as a Virtual Connection within a Fabric Port using provider-independent IP addresses. This step-by-step guide takes you through the configuration of a new connection helping you to choose the correct bandwidth, port, and routing configuration. Create a new connection in the Fabric Portal: https://fabric.equinix.com/25Views0likes0CommentsHow to Order EIA with Fabric Using Provider-Independent IP Addresses
In this video, we'll show you how to order an Equinix Internet Access connection as a Virtual Connection within a Fabric Port using provider-independent IP addresses. This step-by-step guide takes you through the configuration of a new connection helping you to choose the correct bandwidth, port, and routing configuration. Create a new connection in the Fabric Portal: https://fabric.equinix.com/271Views0likes0CommentsNew Release: EIA Bandwidth Optimization Feature
You asked – we listened! Now, EIA customers can easily adjust the bandwidth on their virtual EIA services within minutes without any service disruption. We’re working hard on making the improvements you need and want. Comment below or share your feedback via ideas.52Views0likes0Comments