Peering · Open policy

Open peering, no paperwork

We peer with any network present at a common exchange. No ratio, no contract: an up-to-date PeeringDB record and clean IRR objects are all it takes.

General policy

Open

Multiple locations

Not Required

Traffic ratio

Not required

Contract

Not Required

Where to find us

Our exchange ports

Our addresses on each peering LAN. Route server sessions are up; a bilateral session is still welcome.

nine

Paris

100G
IPv4
185.1.14.137
IPv6
2001:7f8:12e::21:5114:1
Route servers
Yes
BFD
Yes

nine · six

Paris

100G
IPv4
185.0.19.137
IPv6
2001:7f8:12e:1:0:21:5114:1
Route servers
Yes
BFD
No

INTERIX

Amsterdam

10G
IPv4
185.1.185.8
IPv6
2001:7f8:134::105
Route servers
Yes
BFD
Yes

Private interconnect (PNI)

Past a few gigabits exchanged, a direct cross-connect is healthier than a shared IX port. Available at these datacenters:

  • Equinix PA2
  • Equinix PA3
  • Equinix PA4
  • Equinix PA5
  • Equinix PA6
  • Equinix PA7
  • Equinix PA10
Routing

What we announce, what we filter

We announce

  • Our prefixes and our customers'
  • Built from AS215114:AS-SLBCLOUD
  • Never a route learned from a transit provider or another peer

We accept

  • Your prefixes and your customers'
  • Filtered against your as-set published in IRR
  • Up to /24 for IPv4 and /48 for IPv6

We reject

  • The default route
  • Bogon prefixes and ASNs
  • RPKI invalid routes
  • Prefixes more specific than the limit

On your side

  • An up-to-date PeeringDB record
  • An as-set or route objects published in IRR
  • RPKI ROAs for your prefixes
  • A NOC contact that answers email
  • IPv4 and IPv6 if you can
Configuration

To bring up the session

Values to put in your configuration. The max-prefix is the one we declare on PeeringDB.

Remote ASN

215114

AS-SET

AS215114:AS-SLBCLOUD

IRR source

RIPE

IPv4 max-prefix

1,200

IPv6 max-prefix

1,200

BFD

✓

Supported on our ports

Request

A session in two minutes

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Common exchanges
Message preview

To: [email protected]

Subject: Peering request AS… / AS215114

Hello,

We would like to establish a peering session with AS215114.

Your ASN :            …
Network name :        …
Common exchanges :    nine (100G), nine · six (100G), INTERIX (10G)
Your IPv4 on the IX : …
Your IPv6 on the IX : …
Your as-set :         …
IPv4 max-prefix :     …
IPv6 max-prefix :     …
NOC email :           …

Thanks,

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PeeringDB data as of 12 November 2026 at 21:28.