AS26954 Network
A small multihomed network built for education, research, and the quiet satisfaction of watching BGP converge. Currently announcing the following prefixes, give or take:
23.191.40.0/24
195.95.149.0/24
130.12.93.0/24
2a0b:4e04::/48
2602:f7de::/48
Locations
Peering
Peering policy is open and classical — we peer with anyone except those who we don't want to. All outgoing announcements are supplemented with valid ROA and RPKI records, and we require the same from our peers.
Send an e-mail to [email protected] if you want a direct BGP session or need IP transit.
Geofeed: https://bits.fedorov.net/as26954.csv
Internet Exchanges
149.112.29.88 2001:504:125:e0::88
185.1.203.3 2001:7f8:10f::3:4ac7:3
185.1.147.176 2001:7f8:ca:1::21:5751:1
193.239.119.92 2001:7f8:13::a521:5751:1
100.66.161.1 2a0e:8f01:1000:41::101
100.66.69.1 2a0e:8f01:1000:18::101
100.66.85.41 2a0e:8f01:1000:22::129
100.66.41.99 2a0e:8f01:1000:11::164
100.66.125.36 2a0e:8f01:1000:32::124
BGP.exchange is a hybrid IX, not just tunneling. In Tel Aviv, Moscow and Amsterdam we connect with physical direct VLAN.
Projects
Proud sponsor of BGP.exchange internet exchange points in Tel Aviv, Israel and Moscow, Russia.
Participating in DN42 — an independent routing table for learning and free interconnection. More details.