Login Connection Hub
A Connection Hub is a location from which we distribute service to other customers downstream. Rather than sitting at the very edge of the network, a Login Connection Hub is an integral part of the Login network — and we treat it that way.
How a Connection Hub Works
A Connection Hub takes one of two forms, depending on the building it serves:
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Multi-Tenant Buildings
Fiber is brought into a single location and service is then extended to multiple tenants throughout the building.
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Single-Tenant Buildings
Service is distributed to nearby neighbors wirelessly from the Connection Hub rooftop, reaching businesses beyond the fiber endpoint.
What a Connection Hub Includes
Because a Connection Hub carries service for more than one location, it is built to a higher standard than an ordinary endpoint:
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Oversized Circuits
Capacity sized for the bandwidth your facility needs — plus the businesses downstream from the Connection Hub building.
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More Individualized Attention
A Connection Hub is a critical piece of fast, reliable service for you and everyone who depends on it, so it gets the attention to match.
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Larger Battery Backups
Extended runtime keeps the Connection Hub online longer during a utility power outage.
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Redundant Network Path
A second path out keeps service running if the primary circuit fails, wherever it is reasonably possible to provision one.
Bring a Connection Hub to Your Building
Interested in becoming a Connection Hub location in Tucson, or connecting to one nearby? Reach out and our team will walk you through the options.