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 2a0b:4e04:42::/48 2a0b:4e04:beef::/48 2a0b:4e04:dead::/48 2602:f7de::/40

Some details on this page may be slightly outdated or certain resources switched off due to geopolitical events. I'm just a human, and keeping up with reality is harder than keeping up with BGP.

Photos from various stages of the setup. Not current config.

What's all this for

RIPE LIR Services

I'm a registered RIPE NCC LIR. ASN sponsoring, IPv6 PI allocations, IPv4 leasing, resource transfers — the whole registry circus, handled for you.

DN42 Peering

The internet in miniature. Real routing, real peering, no consequences. Connected via WireGuard and ZeroTier from multiple locations.

BGP.exchange

Present at BGP.exchange internet exchange points across Tel Aviv, Moscow, Amsterdam, Fremont, Kansas City, and Hong Kong.

Labs & experiments

Route collectors, looking glasses, traffic analysis, and other things built mostly to see if they'd work. Ongoing.

Locations

Harish, Israel Primary

First private non-commercial network in Israel.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Hosted by iFog GmbH (they are awesome).

Moscow, Russia

Interconnect location.

Kansas City, USA

Interconnect location.

Hong Kong

Interconnect location.

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.

PeeringDB BGP.tools

Geofeed: https://bits.fedorov.net/as26954.csv

Internet Exchanges

FREMIX 1G

149.112.29.88 2001:504:125:e0::88

fremix.fre.as26954.net

Frys-IX 1G

185.1.203.3 2001:7f8:10f::3:4ac7:3

frysix.ams.as26954.net

FogIXP 1G

185.1.147.176 2001:7f8:ca:1::21:5751:1

fogixp.ams.as26954.net

NL-IX 100M

193.239.119.92 2001:7f8:13::a521:5751:1

nl-ix.ams.as26954.net

Protocol 7 IX 10G

10.156.73.75 2602:f92a:1315:2::4b

p7ix.ptv.as26954.net

BGP.exchange

Tel Aviv, IL (10G, local)
100.66.161.1 2a0e:8f01:1000:41::101

Moscow, RU (10G, local)
100.66.69.1 2a0e:8f01:1000:18::101

Fremont, US (1G, local)
100.66.85.41 2a0e:8f01:1000:22::129

Amsterdam, NL (1G, local)
100.66.41.99 2a0e:8f01:1000:11::164

Kansas City, US (100M, tunnel)
100.66.125.36 2a0e:8f01:1000:32::124

Hong Kong, HK (10G, local)
100.66.63.254 2a0e:8f01:1000:16::1

BGP.exchange is a hybrid IX, not just tunneling. In Tel Aviv, Moscow, Amsterdam and Hong Kong we connect with physical direct VLAN.