Connectivity

We operate AS207214 with our own IPv4 and IPv6 resources, and are deploying more and more micro Points of Presence, every one as independent as possible.

Housing/colocation is available in any POP (depending on availability), as well as IP Transit (over tunnel or physical interconnection).

As a RIPE NCC member, we can provide LIR services, to be used on our network or anywhere else.

Pricing

All our prices are public. They are all shown without VAT (final price will depend on your country of residence and whether you are a company or an individual).

Power

Host your devices in one of our POP, close to your home or your customers. Choose the right plan for you, based on the expected typical power consumption of your devices. From 50 W to 200 W, ideal for routers or servers.

Network

We provide a dualstack IPv4/IPv6 connectivity to Internet, and your management/IPMI port can be connected to a secure network, accessible through an encrypted VPN.

Provider Independent

Being a RIPE NCC member, we can sponsor companies or individuals to get new resources (ASN or IPv6 PI) or take sponsoring of existing resources. These resources will have your name on it, and you can transfer them to any other RIPE NCC member for sponsorship.

Provider Aggregatable

For a quicker an easier setup, we can provide PA resources (IPv4 or IPv6), from our own resources. They will remain our own and you will not be able to transfer them to another provider, but we do not enforce our transit, you are free to use any other provider to announce them over Internet.

Tunnel or Fiber ?

If you have your PA/PI but don't have any devices in a datacenter to announce them on Internet, tunnels might be for you. Connect to our network from anywhere (via a GRE or a Wireguard tunnel) and receive IPv4/IPv6 traffic from our transits and peerings.

If you are near one of our POP and want a new transit, connect to our network with a cross-connect and start receiving traffic without any unnecessary hops.

How many routes ?

Depending on your devices, and on how much complicated your network is, you have multiple options :

• BGP + full-view : dynamically choose the Internet prefixes you want to route through us
• BGP + default route : use our transit by default, having the possibility to still use more-specifics (from other transits or peerings)
• static routing : only use our transit, less complexe, less flexible