May 2021 - tech-l - speed-ix.net

New member router in SpeedIX: Intermax Cloudsourcing B.V. (AS24586) at NorthC Delft
by noc＠speed-ix.net 28 May '21

28 May '21

Dear tech-l subscribers, Recently a new member has been connected to SpeedIX. Member: Intermax Cloudsourcing B.V. AS number: 24586 IPv4 address: 185.1.95.197 IPv6 address: 2001:7f8:b7::a502:4586:1 Location : Nortch Delft (Delft) Port speed: 10Gbps Peering e-mail: core(a)intermax.nl Policy : open RS Client: yes You can contact member for setting up peering sessions directly or using Peering Manager in the SpeedIX portal https://my.speed-ix.net/peering-manager Have a nice peering! With kind regards, SpeedIX NOC Team <noc(a)speed-ix.net> https://speed-ix.net/

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New member router in SpeedIX: 1KEY B.V. (AS39114) at Serverius DC1
by noc＠speed-ix.net 28 May '21

28 May '21

Dear tech-l subscribers, Recently a new member has been connected to SpeedIX. Member: 1KEY B.V. AS number: 39114 IPv4 address: 185.1.95.196/24 Location : Serverius DC1 (Dronten) Port speed: 10Gbps Peering e-mail: peering(a)1key.nl Policy : open RS Client: yes You can contact member for setting up peering sessions directly or using Peering Manager in the SpeedIX portal https://my.speed-ix.net/peering-manager Have a nice peering! With kind regards, SpeedIX NOC Team <noc(a)speed-ix.net> https://speed-ix.net/

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[tech-l] Planned maintenance Tuxis, AS197731 (#tuxis-7833628)
by Richard Hopman (Tuxis B.V.) 19 May '21

19 May '21

-#-#- Antwoord u boven deze lijn alstublieft -#-#- Beste tech-l(a)speed-ix.net, Hi, please be aware of a planned router maintenance of AS197731, Tuxis. We will upgrade and reboot our peering router, BGP sessions will be shut before maintenance. Maintenance start: 01-06-21 0000 GMT+1 Maintenance end: 01-06-21 0100 GMT+1 If you wish to peer directly with us please contact noc(a)tuxis.nl AS197731 IPv4: 185.1.95.77 IPv6: 2001:7f8:b7::a519:7731:1 -- Richard Hopman <rhopman(a)tuxis.nl> Tuxis, Ede, [www.tuxis.nl](https://www.tuxis.nl/) T: +31 318 200 208 Er is van het bovenstaande bericht een ticket aangemaakt. U kunt dit ticket inzien en reageren op: https://support.tuxis.nl/nl/tickets/view/tuxis-7833628?token=edfa300bb0725e…

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[tech-l] Re: SpeedIX 2 х 10G WDM
by Evheniya Novikova 13 May '21

13 May '21

Hello colleagues, Can we move to WDM simplex connection ? We would like to take one more 10G port. Thank you for your feedback. Best regards, *Yevgeniia Novikova* Vice President, Inter-Carrier Relation mobile: +38 (063) 617-17-80 office: +38 (044) 5-900-800#1341 <https://wnet.ua/> On 5/12/21 5:36 PM, Evheniya Novikova wrote: > > Hi Aleksander, > > I hope you are doing well. > > I would like to ask you about increasing our connectivity. > We can see that the utilisation of the 10G port is quite high. > We would suggest expanding to 2x10Gig. > However, the cost of cross connect at Equinix is so high. Could you > consider moving to a simplex 2 x 10G WDM connection scheme ? > > Thank you in advance for your reply. > > > -- > Best regards, > *Yevgeniia Novikova* > Vice President, Inter-Carrier Relation > mobile: +38 (063) 617-17-80 > office: +38 (044) 5-900-800#1341 > > <https://wnet.ua/> --

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[tech-l] New member router in SpeedIX: Telehouse AD (AS57344) at Equinix AM7
by noc＠speed-ix.net 11 May '21

11 May '21

Dear tech-l subscribers, Recently a new member has been connected to SpeedIX. Member: Telehouse AD AS number: 57344 IPv4 address: 185.1.95.194/24 IPv6 address: 2001:7f8:b7::a505:7344:1/64 Location : Equinix AM7 (Amsterdam) Port speed: 10Gbps Peering e-mail: peering(a)telehouse.bg Policy : open RS Client: yes You can contact member for setting up peering sessions directly or using Peering Manager in the SpeedIX portal https://my.speed-ix.net/peering-manager Have a nice peering! With kind regards, SpeedIX NOC Team <noc(a)speed-ix.net> https://speed-ix.net/

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[tech-l] New features of SpeedIX route servers
by noc＠speed-ix.net 03 May '21

03 May '21

Dear SpeedIX members, As you know from our last announcements, last Friday we successfully finished upgrading of SpeedIX route servers. By this upgrade, we have migrated to new operating systems and to Bird2. The main reason why we migrated to Bird2 is an implementation of RPKI filtering and it will be done in near future. By RPKI filtering we are going to filter all prefixes from members that have status on RPKI validators INVALID. Of course, we will notify you before enabling RPKI filtering on SpeedIX route servers but you already can start checking if your prefixes have valid ROAs to prevent from blocking them ;) Also this upgrading has already added extra features available for members: Ability to see filtered (dropped) prefixes by SpeedIX route servers and the most interesting part is to see the reason why the prefix is not accepted. You can find the new tab "Filtered Prefixes" in your account of SpeedIX manager (https://my.speed-ix.net/) By clicking this tab you will be redirected to a page with the list of your filtered prefixes on SpeedIX route servers. If you see notice "Good news! ... " that means all your announced prefixes to SpeedIX route servers are our requirements met and accepted to be advertised to other members. When you see notice with "Bad news! ... " then you need to check your announcement and fix them (the reasons to filter prefixes on route servers are described on page https://speed-ix.net/deployment/#prefix_filtering) Also, Speed-IX members are able to prepend one or more AS numbers to the left side of the AS path and advertise it only to a certain member(s) by using large BGP communities. For details see page https://speed-ix.net/bgp-community-filtering/ Have a nice peering! SpeedIX Internet Exchange Team

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