A Regional Network Built for Enterprise and Provider Customers
Metro Fiber Systems operates its own fiber infrastructure, equipment, and points of presence — connected through multiple upstream providers and internet exchange participation.
Regional connectivity, Augusta to Atlanta to Dallas
This map is conceptual and does not represent exact fiber routes or infrastructure details.
How the network is built
Owned Infrastructure
Metro Fiber Systems owns and operates fiber, equipment, and facilities across the region rather than reselling third-party capacity.
Multiple Facilities & POPs
Network presence at C3BU (Evans, GA), 55 Marietta (Atlanta), 56 Marietta / 250 Williams (Atlanta), and a POP in Dallas, TX.
Multiple Upstream Providers
The network is built on multiple upstream providers for route diversity.
Internet Exchange Participation
Member of five internet exchanges with direct peering relationships to networks including Google and Microsoft, and a partner in the CSRA Internet Exchange.
BGP & Custom Solutions
Supports BGP and custom network design for technical customers.
Continuous Monitoring
Network connections are monitored every 60 seconds, so issues are caught and escalated before they become outages.
Enterprise & Provider Focused
Designed for enterprise customers, MSPs, ISPs, and other carriers.
Common questions
Can Metro Fiber Systems connect Augusta and Atlanta?
Yes. Metro Fiber Systems operates regional transport connecting the CSRA to its Atlanta-area data center locations.
Does Metro Fiber Systems sell to other internet providers?
Yes. Metro Fiber Systems provides wholesale, carrier, and transport services to MSPs, ISPs, and other carriers.
What internet exchanges does Metro Fiber Systems participate in?
Metro Fiber Systems is a member of five internet exchanges, with direct peering relationships to networks including Google and Microsoft, and is a partner in the CSRA Internet Exchange.