Routes from transit providers are processed through the following sequential filters:
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
(IPv4 </24, IPv6 </48 Blocked)
Before propagation, transit routes undergo these sequential export filters:
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
For routes imported from downstream, the following filters are applied sequentially:
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Blocked
Large community added, local_pref=1000
Each community tag instructs specific routing actions. Tap on a card for details.
Do not announce to the specified AS.
Prepend the AS once.
Prepend the AS twice.
Prepend the AS three times.
Indicates the route was imported from upstream.
Indicates the route was imported from an IX.
Indicates the route was imported from downstream.
Indicates the route was imported from a peer.
We maintain direct sessions with various upstreams, peers, and IXes. Below is a quick overview:
AS Number | Type (IX/Peer/Upstream) | Capacity | Description |
---|---|---|---|
41720 | Upstream | 10 Gbps | Main uplink in CO-1 |
212516 | Upstream | 1 Gbps | Backup uplink in CO-1 |
211138 | Upstream | 1 Gbps | DDoS protected uplink in CO-1 |
We automatically generate IRR-based prefix filters every 6 hours, aggregating data from:
RPKI, AFRINIC, ARIN, APNIC, LACNIC, RIPE.
RADB is considered a higher-risk IRR, so it requires manual verification. If you need to force the usage of RADB, please open a support ticket explaining why you must use RADB.