DN42 Peering
DN42 is a decentralized private network where participants connect using BGP and private IP addresses. Think of it as the internet in miniature — real routing, real peering, no consequences. You build tunnels, exchange traffic, and learn BGP without accidentally breaking anything important.
My DN42 autonomous system AS26954 (AS-KOLO-DN42) matches the real internet ASN and is connected via WireGuard or ZeroTier tunnels.
AS26954
172.20.237.192/26
fd58:e18:ef14::/48
Nodes
ams.dn42.kolo.dev172.20.237.192/28fd58:e18:ef14::/56wg: XWWc+nLZ52ArAQUfNBFd86cpsYN5vcUca4kHoH75sQQ=
msk.dn42.kolo.dev172.20.237.208/28fd58:e18:ef14:100::/56wg: UwVvcNmauazeTjx026yXvx8pf5OBgOG5na9f3g5VQic=
sto.dn42.kolo.dev172.20.237.224/28fd58:e18:ef14:200::/56wg: +ralMnInz8rmGl4EOV27AD7AIW2UiEgoST/l82ToaS8=
Peering
Peering is possible over physical or VLAN attach, ZeroTier, WireGuard, and clearnet Internet Exchange points.
Tunnels over WireGuard, ZeroTier, GRE/SIT, or whatever else; BGP as MP-BGP with Extended Next Hop, or separate IPv4/IPv6 sessions.
For peering requests, mail our magnificent network operations team at [email protected].
Brutal Russian internet censorship can make tunnels to the Moscow node unreliable or unpredictable — IPv4 is preferred.
The Tel Aviv-Yafo node was decommissioned due to insane and inhumane prices.
Services
rp_filter. Again.curl. Also available via v4.ip.dn42 and v6.ip.dn42.