Our
Infrastructure
Multi-layer network architecture designed for high availability, low latency, and attack resilience.

Domestic Traffic
We handle and scrub domestic traffic through our Path.net in-house appliance.
Volumetric Attacks
Large-scale volumetric attacks (DNS/NTP TCP-AMP etc. amplification) reach us already scrubbed.
- DNS/NTP Amplification
- TCP Amplification
- UDP Flood / Reflection
International Traffic
International traffic is scrubbed by Path.net at global points in a symmetric scheme and delivered to us clean. Path.net's international protection capacity is 12 Tbps.
Symmetric Traffic Scrubbing Flow
Internal and external traffic is managed through different protection layers. Inbound and outbound traffic passes through the same path — no asymmetric routing.
Inbound (ingress) and outbound (egress) traffic passes through the same protection path. Stateful inspection issues, false positives, and log inconsistencies from asymmetric routing are completely eliminated.
- Stateful inspection works correctly
- False-positive risk minimized
- Consistent traffic logs
Data Center Standards
Tier-3 standard design with N+1 redundant physical infrastructure.
- N+1 UPS system
- Diesel generator backup
- A+B dual power feed
- Instant uninterrupted switchover
- Hot/cold aisle containment
- Continuous temperature & humidity monitoring
- Redundant CRAC units
- 18–27°C constant range
- Card access + biometric
- 24/7 CCTV recording
- Controlled visitor access
- Fire detection & suppression
- Redundant uplink connections
- BGP multi-homing
- 10/40/100 Gbps port options
- Cross-connect capability
- 24/7 NOC team
- Remote hands service
- Average 15 min physical intervention
- Proactive monitoring & alerting
Frequently Asked Questions About Infrastructure and DDoS Architecture
What do the 200 Gbps and 12 Tbps figures refer to?
200 Gbps is REXE's local appliance connection capacity in Turkey. 12 Tbps is the published total capacity of the Path.net global network, not capacity dedicated to a single server or customer.
Can local filtering work without the global network?
Yes. Two appliances located in Turkey run in an active-active architecture and can filter local traffic without sending it to the global scrubbing network, avoiding added path length.
Where is the data center located?
Our servers are hosted in a data center in Istanbul. The network path is short for users in Turkey; actual latency varies by user location and access provider.
Which virtualization and storage technology is used?
Virtualization runs on VMware. The storage layer uses current-generation Samsung NVMe disks, configured as RAID 10 or RAID 5 depending on the pool. No artificial IOPS limit is applied to customer disks.
Is customer port capacity guaranteed?
The network runs over 100 Gbps ports and customers are provisioned with 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps connectivity depending on service and plan. Customer port capacity is guaranteed; no artificial throttling is applied under normal use.