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3/4/2010
View the latest feature release notes
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3/4/2010
Learn how the Mortgage Manager can send loans and synchronize data with Calyx Point Central and Calyx Point Standard Edition
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1/19/2010
Watch the latest new lead drip marketing campaign in action
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12/29/2009
Learn how to easily setup hands free deployment of the MMG monthly and weekly newsletters
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12/21/2009
Websites and Contact Management Software in a single solution.
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12/7/2009
Use drip campaigns based on content from Sue Woodard's CONTACT!Marketing Pack to automate your marketing Details
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11/2/2009
You can tap into 50,000 loan requests a month from Zillow.com using Cimmaron's built in lead integration Details
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10/23/2009
Learn how to integrate your website lead pages to Cimmaron Details
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10/12/2009
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Cimmaron Software Data Center
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Cimmaron is very excited to announce the completion of the
move to our new data center. We've been experiencing
continued growth at Cimmaron and because of this we have
recently moved our network infrastructure to a new state of
the art facility to accommodate our increasing user base and
to provide our customers with improved performance,
increased uptime, and redundant Internet access.
The data center facility offers many important benefits to our customers including:
Redundant Power
Redundant Climate Control
Redundant Fiber Entrances
Redundant Tier One Backbones
24x7x365 Monitoring & Management
24x7x365 Security
Cimmaron servers are hosted inside one of the premier data
facilities in Southern California that features everything you would
expect from any high-end data center and much more.
The $ 15 million dollar facility, has maintained 100% uptime (excluding
prescheduled maintenance and upgrades during their normal
service window). With speed and reliability as primary design
concerns, and a network that meets those specifications.
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Power
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Redundant 4000 AMP, 480-volt electrical feeds power to the
data center. This system provides automatic switching between
two independent transformers located on-site.
Besides a total of One Megawatt of redundant UPS power, the
facility additionally houses a fully redundant 2,400 AMP, 48V,
positive ground DC Telco power plant and distribution system. This system currently
powers all fiber providers as well as carriers in the facility.
A fully redundant One Megawatt paralyzing UPS system,
redundant Master and Emergency System Busses (MSB/ESB)
and a 2 Megawatt Diesel Generator system with 3500 gallons of fuel, provides backup
power for the facility. UPS power is fed into redundant Power Distribution Units and from
there into Remote Power Panels (RPP). Each RPP is monitored to the circuit breaker
level to ensure early warning overload protection.
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Security
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Onsite security is provided by a combination of biometric hand
scanners, electronic card control systems, hi-resolution motion
sensitive digital video surveillance systems and onsite personnel.
Access into the facility is granted only after positive identification
(both manual and bio-metric) has been established. Movement
throughout the facility is further tracked by usage of electronic
card keys.
All critical areas of the facility are zoned off and access is allowed only to those
individuals that need access to those areas. Access to the Meet-Me and POP facilities
are provided on an escort-only basis. The entire facility is alarmed and monitored with
video cameras and off-site alarm monitoring services.
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HVAC
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Air conditioning and air handling services for the facility
are provided by a series of three fully redundant 180-ton
data center specific closed loop chiller systems. These
systems provide over 500 tons of humidity and
temperature controlled air conditioning to the data center.
The data center floor is fed by 20 and 30-ton individual,
redundant Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) units. The server area is kept at 72
degrees and 45% humidity at all times. Critical airflows are monitored for hydrogen at all
times, and temperature and humidity sensors are placed throughout the facility to
provide early warning in the event of a system failure.
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Monitoring
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The data center has established 24 x 7 x 365 monitoring of all Heating, Ventilation and
Air Conditioning (HVAC), fire suppression systems and security systems onsite by
specially trained personal. Critical airflows, temperature, humidity, power consumption,
early warning fire identification and suppression systems, generator, chillers, CRAC
Units and all security systems are monitored in real-time.
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Fire Detection & Suppression
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Fire detection is provided by a facility-wide Very Early Warning Aspirating Smoke
Detection System (VESDA). Each of the 30 CRAC units has its own detection monitor
that is also connected to the VESDA system. Monitored both onsite and remotely, the
VESDA units are just one component of the fire detection and suppression system.
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Fiber Facilities
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The data center is a Telco and Optically Neutral facility
fed by two separate fiber vaults. All fiber enters the facility
via two divergent routes and into a secure fiber pop.
Individual carriers then hand-off the circuits and other
facilities in a specially designed Meet-Me Room adjacent
to the fiber pop.
Seven fiber providers give the optically neutral facility the redundancy and bandwidth
needed for any level of application usage. The facility features OC48s or better from the
following providers: AT&T, Pacific Bell, WorldCom, Time Warner, Level 3, XO and ICG.
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Carrier Facilities
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The data center is currently home to 9 different IP carriers including XO, ICG, Time
Warner, Level 3, Yipes, SBC, Cogent and Internap.
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