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Who is Roller Network?
Roller Network is a Nevada-based internet service and colocation provider offering data center, hosting, email, and related network infrastructure services.
- Carrier-neutral colocation and data center services with physical rack space, power, and network connectivity
- Managed Domain Name System (DNS), email forwarding, and related mail and domain infrastructure services
- Virtual hosting and dedicated server solutions for business and technical workloads
- IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, transit, and peering-oriented network services
- On-site technical facilities in Reno, Nevada, serving regional and remote customers
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More About Roller Network
Roller Network operates as an internet service and data center provider with a focus on colocation, hosting, and network infrastructure suitable for enterprise, small business, and technically oriented customers. Its facilities in Reno, Nevada, provide carrier-neutral colocation where customers can deploy servers, storage systems, and network appliances in secure rack space with redundant power and bandwidth. This model supports organizations that need physical control of hardware while relying on a third-party facility for environmental controls, connectivity, and basic on-site support.
The company’s network services typically align to core internet infrastructure categories, including IP transit (network connectivity), peering, and multi-homed connectivity across IPv4 and IPv6. These services use standard internet routing protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for route exchange between Roller Network and customer or upstream autonomous systems. For enterprises and service operators that manage their own address space and routing policies, this enables inbound and outbound Traffic Engineering (TE), resilience across multiple providers, and integration with existing Wide Area Network (WAN) or backbone designs.
Roller Network also provides managed services in the domain and email infrastructure space, including DNS hosting (DNS infrastructure) and email-related functions such as forwarding and filtering (email infrastructure). These offerings rely on internet standards including the DNS, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), and related security and authentication practices such as SPF and DNS-based records. Technically oriented customers can use these services to centralize domain management and mail routing without deploying and operating their own full-stack messaging platforms.
On the hosting side, Roller Network supports virtual and dedicated server deployments (hosting and compute). Customers can provision systems for web applications, services, or back-end workloads and may integrate them with Roller Network’s DNS, mail, and IP transit services. This combination enables use cases such as self-managed Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), development and testing environments, and internet-facing infrastructure for organizations that prefer more direct control over their operating systems and applications than typical shared hosting packages provide.
Within an enterprise technology directory, Roller Network fits into categories such as data center colocation, network transit and connectivity, DNS and email infrastructure, and infrastructure hosting. Its focus on IPv4 and IPv6 routing, carrier-neutral colocation, and standards-based internet protocols positions it for organizations that favor infrastructure-oriented services and direct technical control over network and systems design.
Our description of Roller Network. Updated December 2025.
