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Peering

Let's peer.

We keep a clean, well-documented network and are glad to peer with others who do the same. Setup is quick, and everything you need is on this page.

RPKI validatingdual-stack v4 + v6open at IXPs

The essentials

ASN
AS-SET / IRR
Max-prefix v4
5
Max-prefix v6
100
Peering policy
Selective
Protocols
IPv4 + IPv6
Route validation
RPKI ROV
Traffic ratio
Mostly Outbound
BGP communities
Supported
Session auth
MD5 on request
Session type
Route-server or direct
Look us upPeeringDB ↗bgp.tools ↗MANRS ↗Session addresses are per-exchange, below.

Meeting points

Where to find us.

via PeeringDB · Jul 31, 2026, 11:37 AM UTC

The exchanges we are on and the addresses to configure your side. Route-server and direct sessions are both fine.

Speed-IX

10Groute server
IPv4
IPv6

FogIXP

1Groute server
IPv4
IPv6

LOCIX DUSSELDORF

1Groute server
IPv4
IPv6

FogIXP Amsterdam

1Groute server
IPv4
IPv6

PyramIX

100Mroute serverplanned
IPv6

Policy

01

Who we peer with

Networks that keep their routing clean: RPKI-signed, IRR-registered, sensible prefix counts. We're a MANRS participant and peer preferentially with operators who take routing security as seriously, and if you haven't joined MANRS yet, we'd encourage you to.

02

What we expect

Register your routes, filter your customers, keep your PeeringDB current, and don't point default at us. If your announcements stop meeting our policy - RPKI-invalid, leaked, or bogon routes - we'll reach out at your peering contact before we act.

03

How to ask

Drop us a note with your ASN and where you'd like to meet - the exchanges and session addresses are listed above. Route-server and direct sessions are both fine.

Ready to peer?

Send your ASN and where you'd like to meet - we usually reply within a day.

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