Network Information


Transit Import Filters

Routes from transit providers are processed through the following sequential filters:

Default Route

Blocked

IP Bogon

Blocked

AS Bogon

Blocked

BGP Path > 50

Blocked

RPKI Invalid

Blocked

Prefix Length

(IPv4 </24, IPv6 </48 Blocked)

Transit Export Filters

Before propagation, transit routes undergo these sequential export filters:

Default

Blocked

IP Bogon

Blocked

AS Bogon

Blocked

BGP Path > 50

Blocked

Bad Prefix Length

Blocked

RPKI Invalid

Blocked

Downstream Import Filters

For routes imported from downstream, the following filters are applied sequentially:

ASN_BOGON

Blocked

BGP Path > 50

Blocked

Bad Prefix Length

Blocked

Bogon IP

Blocked

RPKI Invalid

Blocked

Not in Allowed Prefixes

Blocked

Accepted Route

Large community added, local_pref=1000

Communities

Each community tag instructs specific routing actions. Tap on a card for details.

Action Communities

6517:0:<dstasn>

Do not announce to the specified AS.

6517:1:<dstasn>

Prepend the AS once.

6517:2:<dstasn>

Prepend the AS twice.

6517:3:<dstasn>

Prepend the AS three times.

Information Communities

6517:100:<x>

Indicates the route was imported from upstream.

6517:200:<x>

Indicates the route was imported from an IX.

6517:300:<x>

Indicates the route was imported from downstream.

6517:400:<x>

Indicates the route was imported from a peer.

Our providers

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

IRR Filters

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.