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[condoraam]

Is there have anyone are looking for IPv6 peer ?

[RyanD]

At what peering exchange? Generally if you are on an exchange you have access to the participant lists and their peering policies.

[tulix]

I think these guys can bring a line to you. Don't have to have any peering exchange for that located anywhere ner you.

[iTom]

I know there are a few places like GolbalAXS offering partial EU transit.
However you have to pay them, and extend you network to meet their POP.

[condoraam]

Our network connected with a public IX and peer with HE.Net.
I have a idea that we can peer with other networks over IPv6 Transit (Free by HE). We run IPv4 BGP over a IPv6 tunnel.

(one of our IP block is 2001F0:A6:2100::/64, please check your public IX can you learn it directly).

If you would like to peer with us over your public IX with HE IPv6 Transit. Please let me know. Your guys can PM me if you want to try.

[InTheEP]

How many IPv4/IPv6 prefixes do you announce ?

[Spudstr]

Originally Posted by condoraam

Our network connected with a public IX and peer with HE.Net.
I have a idea that we can peer with other networks over IPv6 Transit (Free by HE). We run IPv4 BGP over a IPv6 tunnel.

(one of our IP block is 2001F0:A6:2100::/64, please check your public IX can you learn it directly).

If you would like to peer with us over your public IX with HE IPv6 Transit. Please let me know. Your guys can PM me if you want to try.

You do realize a /64 will be filtered out by 95% of the networks right? The RFC defines a /32 as the smallest IPv6 prefix to be allowed through the filters. It might work right now but it wont when people start fixing/tuning their IPv6 filters. Though if its "peering" you might be able to get away with it but the RFC calls for a /32 as the minimum announcement.

[lynxus]

IM happy to setup v6 peers @ linx london ( Both lans ). PM me your AS if your there and ill get in contact with you via your peering email.

[condoraam]

Originally Posted by InTheEP

How many IPv4/IPv6 prefixes do you announce ?

We will announce IPv4 prefix 34000 with settlefree peer(Mostly from Asia and CHina)

IPv6 is small and we are learn from our upstream directly.

[lynxus]

Just link to your peeringdb account?

People can then find you that way?

[condoraam]

yes, others can found us via peeringdb.
But do you interest in this solution?

You announce your local IX to me, I will announce our IX to you.
PM me for direct contact pls.

[Spudstr]

Originally Posted by condoraam

yes, others can found us via peeringdb.
But do you interest in this solution?

You announce your local IX to me, I will announce our IX to you.
PM me for direct contact pls.

Why did you change your name on WHT? You announce 5 /24 prefixes? Are yous till trying to pass yourself off as some monster of a Asia network again?

[condoraam]

Originally Posted by Spudstr

Why did you change your name on WHT? You announce 5 /24 prefixes? Are yous till trying to pass yourself off as some monster of a Asia network again?

If you are not interest just skip this message.
And I am talking about 34000 prefix for tran-IX peer. If you dont understnad this planning you may skip this.
Tks

[Spudstr]

Originally Posted by condoraam

If you are not interest just skip this message.
And I am talking about 34000 prefix for tran-IX peer. If you dont understnad this planning you may skip this.
Tks

Under what AS?

[colomondo]

kind of off-topic....however, while the ipv6 "standard" calls for filtering at the /32 level, most network engineers/admins seem to believe that 99% of the networks out there are going to make a /48 the filtering point.