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Netwerkvereniging Coloclue, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Transit
Atom86
True
Fiberring
Fusix Networks
Peering
AMS-IX Office
AMS-IX Route Servers
NL-IX Route Servers
OTEGLOBE
TalkTalk
Hurricane Electric
InterBox Internet
OpenCarrier
BIT
TNG
Opteamax
IP-Max SA
MaxiTEL
MCKAYCOM Ltd
Packet Clearing House
Liquid Telecom
MANDA
Interconnect Services B.V.
OpenPeering
Solcon
Eurofiber
OpenDNS
Akamai
Previder
RIPE NCC RIS Project
Netflix
PT Comunicacoes S.A.
NTT
Not Surfnet
Breedband Nederland
Leaseweb
Init7
Apple Inc
Duocast
Iunxi
Tuxis Internet Engineering
DELTA Fiber Nederland BV
NORDUNet
Aire Networks del Mediterraneo S.L.U.
CESNET z.s.p.o.
Internet Systems Consortium, F-Root Operator
Telenor
Odido Netherlands bv
Emirates Telecommunications Corporation
Gelderland Internet Exchange
Jaguar Network
IP-Only
A2B Internet
Netnod
Iceland Telecom Ltd.
Viatel Ltd
IT-Ernity Internet Services B.V.
MTS
Amazon
BT
Core Backbone GmbH
Booking.com
PCCW Global
BGPMUX / PEERING TestBed
AS112 Project
Claranet Ltd.
Microsoft
Nextlayer.at
Serverius
Wikimedia Foundation
Hostserver.de
Automattic Inc.
AFNIC
OVH
I3D
Vodafone Group
SOCO Network Solutions GmbH
Zayo France
Cloudflare
Facebook
Liberty Global
Zayo / Abovenet
Deutsche Telekom
ColocationIX
Knipp Medien und Kommunikation GmbH
Qonnected B.V.
Computerline Group
GlobalConnect Group
Micron21
Twitch / Justin.tv
Global Network Management
SURF
NovoServe
Yahoo
PCextreme
Belgacom International Carrier Services (aka BICS)
Google
Zain Group
Zain Omantel International
SIG-Telecom
Bandwidth Technologies
Vivor
Tata
Tele2 SWIPNet
Weservit B.V.
Fastly inc.
PeakFactory
Telecom Italia Sparkle
Telxius
Asteroid Route Collector
Asteroid MLP Route Server
Twitter
SPEED-IX route server peers
Freifunk Nordwest e.V
e-utp.net
BlackGATE BV
Canadian Internet Registration Authority
Dropbox Inc
Accenture BV
myLoc managed IT AG
Redhosting B.V.
Servperso-Systems
Stichting Nationale Beheersorganisatie Internet Providers (NBIP)
Hetzner Online GmbH
Parknet F.M.B.A.
CLOUDITY Network
AltusHost B.V.
Mythic Beasts Ltd
CS Net
Cynthia Maja Revstrom
Stichting EventInfra
Prolocation B.V.
Speakup
Seacom
OSN Online Service Nuernberg GmbH
Green Mini host BV
WD6.net B.V.
Meanie
ADES / NetLogics
Nederlandse Publieke Omroep - NPO
Alpine North
Greenhost
Freedom Internet
Unithost Internet BV
Nedap NV
Serverion B.V.
Frys-IX Route Servers
IPng Networks GmbH
DE-CIX Frankfurt Route Servers
France-IX Paris Route Servers
SwissIX Route Servers
communityrack.org
Cato Networks Ltd
HostIn
equada network GmbH
NetActuate Inc.
Kviknet.dk ApS
NIKHEF
China Telecom
IONOS SE
Earthlink Telecommunications Equipment Trading & Services DMCC
OpenFiber
ESEVEN DevOps
LOCIX NL Route Servers
Sentia Labs
Gandi
Xyphen IT
NetOne NL
LUJE.net
INTERIX Route Servers
Ursin Filli
Apple Communications Ltd.
Sipartech SAS
Nick Bouwhuis
CBWS
Patrizio Palumbo
Sting Alleman
Tobias Fiebig
Jonaz B.V.
TKRZ Stadtwerke GmbH
Alibaba Group
Baragoon Networks
Global Layer B.V.
ERA-IX Routeservers
G-Core Labs
Host Universal
Sim Fibra
tim427.net
Productsup
Teraswitch
PixelHosting
team.blue
NS-IX Route Server
1-IX EU Internet Exchange
Velorum B.V.
ERTIUS-NET
Localitel
Stocade
Ssmidge Technologies
AS213641
Kaminot
StratoNexus
BittenBytes
Tempest
Expeditioner Network
Karmuz
Peering with Coloclue
ColoClue is present at several exchanges. For an up-to-date
list of these exchanges, please see our PeeringDB record.
https://peeringdb.com/asn/8283
To peer with us, there are two methods:
Modern way:
- Send a pull request on github:
http://github.com/coloclue/peering
- Modify peers.yaml
- Wait for Travis' OK signal
- Peering establishes automatically!
Old-fashioned way:
- Send an email to routers@coloclue.net
- Please do include your as-set or route-set
- Wait for AS8283 engineer to update peers.yaml
Abuse issues should be reported to abuse@coloclue.net
Abuse related e-mail to any other address(es)
will *not* be read
Routing Policy
- All peering sessions are strictly filtered based on IRR data
- RPKI INVALID prefixes are rejected
BGP Communities and Traffic Engineering
=======================================
The following BGP Community scheme draws inspiration from:
draft-ietf-grow-large-communities-usage
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-grow-large-communities-usage
INFORMATIONAL COMMUNITIES:
==========================
RFC 1997 | Large | Meaning (Informational)
----------|-------------|-------------------------------------
8283:1 | 8283:0:1 | peering routes
8283:2 | 8283:0:2 | downstream routes
----------+-------------+-------------------------------------
8283:101 | 8283:5:1 | Accepted from peer because of valid IRR entry
8283:102 | 8283:5:2 | Accepted from peer because of valid ROA
8283:103 | 8283:5:3 | Accepted from peer because of valid ASPA
8283:104 | 8283:5:4 | Accepted while RPKI invalid because it is added to our whitelist
8283:10 | 8283:6:10 | received from TRUE
8283:11 | 8283:6:11 | received from Atom86
8283:14 | 8283:6:14 | received from FiberRing
8283:15 | 8283:6:15 | received from Fusix
- | 8283:8:n | received via IXP with PeeringDB ID "n"
- | 8283:8:26 | received via AMS-IX
- | 8283:8:64 | received via NL-IX
- | 8283:8:3512 | received via Frys-IX
- | 8283:8:31 | received via DE-CIX
| Rejection Reasons
- | 8283:7:1 | More specifics covering AS8283 space are considered hijacks
- | 8283:7:2 | Somewhere in the AS_PATH a Bogon ASN is present (0, 23456, 64496..65534, 4200000000+)
- | 8283:7:3 | The prefix is Bogon garbage (rfc1918, rfc4291 etc)
- | 8283:7:4 | The prefix is an RPKI ROV Invalid and as such rejected
- | 8283:7:5 | The route's prefix length is unacceptable (too small or too large)
- | 8283:7:6 | There is no IRR object that covers this route announcement
- | 8283:7:7 | Coloclue member is not authorized to announce this route
- | 8283:7:8 | The prefix is an RPKI ASPA Invalid and as such rejected
ACTION COMMUNITIES:
===================
RFC 1997 | Large | Meaning (Action)
8283:50 | 8283:1:50 | Set LOCAL_PREF to 50 (default is 100)
8283:150 | 8283:1:150 | Set LOCAL_PREF to 150 (default is 100)
8283:202 | 8283:2:0 | Prepend 8283 once to all eBGP peers
- | 8283:2:nnn | Prepend 8283 once to peer AS nnn
8283:203 | 8283:3:0 | Prepend 8283 twice to all eBGP peers
- | 8283:3:nnn | Prepend 8283 twice to peer AS nnn
8283:204 | 8283:4:0 | Do not export to eBGP peers
- | 8283:4:nnn | Do not export to peer AS nnn
65535:0 | - | G-SHUT [draft-ietf-grow-bgp-gshut]
65535:666 | - | BLACKHOLE [RFC 7999]
MEMBERS ONLY:
=============
----------+------------+-------------------------------------
8283:50 | 8283:1:50 | Set LOCAL_PREF to 50 (default is 500)
| *** WARNING: default is 100 for other routes, so your prefixes may be become unreachable!
8283:450 | 8283:1:450 | Set LOCAL_PREF to 450 (default is 500)
8283:550 | 8283:1:550 | Set LOCAL_PREF to 550 (default is 500)
8283:301 | 8283:301:0 | Do not export to other Coloclue members
8283:302 | 8283:302:0 | Do not export to transit providers
8283:303 | 8283:303:0 | Do not export to direct peers
Examples:
---------
8283:2:3320 - prepend 8283 to AS 3320 (path on export will be 8283_8283_you)
8283:3:200023 - prepend 8283 to AS 200023 (path on export will be 8283_8283_8283_you)
8283:4:198203 - do not announce the route over any BGP sessions with AS 198203
(notice how you can 32-bit ASNs? :-)
