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Transit from someone who'll actually answer the BGP question.

A racked Juniper MX204 with connected fibre cables at FyfeWeb's Equinix LD8 installation
Juniper MX204 at Equinix LD8, London. Source: FyfeWeb · Image details
  • Full table, IPv4 and IPv6

    Full IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables over eBGP from AS152590, subject to routing filters.

  • RPKI validated

    We apply RPKI route origin validation. Routes with an invalid origin may be rejected under our routing policy.

  • Talk to the engineer who configures it

    BGP questions go to an engineer who can read your session.

At a glance

Full-table IPv4 and IPv6 transit from AS152590, handed off in Sydney.

ASN
AS152590
Address families
IPv4 and IPv6
Routes
Full IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables, subject to routing filters
RPKI
Route origin validation; invalid routes may be rejected
Ports
10G LR · 100G LR or LR4, single-mode
Interconnection
Equinix SY1–SY4; subject to facility and cross-connect availability
Purchased capacity
Separate from port speed; capacity, commit, burst and billing model agreed in your order
Route controls
BGP filters, maximum-prefix limits and supported communities agreed for your session
DDoS scrubbing
Not included; arrange a separate mitigation provider
Support and maintenance
Emergency network faults 24/7; individual faults in business hours. Maintenance arrangements set out in your order

No minimum service count and no Underlay setup fees. Third-party installation, cross-connect and porting charges, any capacity commitment and any service-specific term are identified before ordering. Hardware, remote hands and project engineering are charged separately as agreed.

Who it's for

  • Networks with their own ASN and prefixes
  • Providers adding or replacing an upstream
  • Anyone who wants a clean BGP handoff in Sydney

The handoff

A BGP session on a 10G or 100G single-mode port in Sydney.

Your router

Your ASN

eBGP · 10G / 100G LR

Underlay

AS152590

Transit

Internet

Full table, v4 + v6

Transit from

AS152590

Session
eBGP, IPv4 and IPv6
Routes to you
Full table
Routes from you
Your authorised prefixes, RPKI origin-validated; invalid routes may be rejected
Port
10G LR · 100G LR or LR4

Who does what

The technical responsibilities below apply to your service. We agree the delivery point and any additional support in your order.

You

  • A router that speaks BGP
  • Your ASN and prefixes
  • ROAs published for your prefixes

Underlay

  • Full table over BGP, IPv4 and IPv6
  • RPKI route origin validation
  • Port and cross-connect design
  • 24/7 escalation for emergency network faults; individual service faults in business hours

Buying for your own business? We support your authorised contacts directly under our Business Terms.

If you resell this service

You manage your customer relationship, billing and frontline support, including the disclosures and consumer protections that apply to your offer. We support your authorised contacts under our Wholesale Terms. We normally refer your customers back to you. Authorised contact and safety or legal exceptions may apply. We do not use wholesale customer details to market to them, including for Warp.

Questions

What do we get?

A full table for IPv4 and IPv6 over eBGP from AS152590.

Do you validate RPKI?

Yes. We apply route origin validation and may reject RPKI-invalid routes. Publish ROAs for your actual origin ASN and keep your IRR records current; a transit upstream is not the route origin.

What ports can we have?

10G LR, or 100G LR or LR4, single-mode, delivered at Equinix SY1–SY4 subject to facility and cross-connect availability. These are interconnection locations, not a list of our racks.

Talk to an engineer

Email or call, and an engineer picks it up.