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2020, 2024
2024-10-10
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{{site.data.keyword.attribute-definition-list}}

Public peering

{: #public-peering}

Public peering is conducted across a shared network. Peering requests can be accepted when a mutually agreeable decision to peer based on operational needs exists. {: shortdesc}

Guidelines and general information

{: #guide-gen-info}

The following are guidelines and some general information for public peering with {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix}}.

  • Potential and current peers must have and maintain a valid PeeringDB.com{: external} record.
  • Use of the Internet Routing Registry (IRR){: external} is required for prefix filtering.
  • Peers must supply a contact with 24x7 availability, such as a Network Operations Center.
  • Peers must not use any form of gateway of last resort or default route that is directed at {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}}.
  • Peers must provide access to a looking glass or traceroute server to facilitate troubleshooting.
  • Peer announcements must be consistent across all Interconnect locations.
  • {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}} sends and accepts MED attributes by request only.

{{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}} reserves the right to suspend peering for an indefinite period if any form of network abuse is detected and verified to be taking place through the peering interconnect. This suspension includes setting a default route to {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}}. {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}} doesn't accept any IPv4 announcements smaller than /24 or IPv6 announcements smaller than /48. An MD5 password is preferred but not required.

For more information, see the PeeringDB record{: external}.

If {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}}'s operational needs cause a peering arrangement to conflict with the best interest of {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}}, {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}} reserves the right to end the peering agreement with reasonable advance notice. {: note}

Public peer exchanges

{: #peer-exchanges}

The following table shows the current public peer exchanges.

Country City State or Province Exchange
Brazil São Paulo São Paulo PTT-SP
Canada Toronto Ontario TorIX
United States Denver Colorado ANY2 Denver
United States Denver Colorado IX Denver
United States Miami Florida FL-IX
United States Miami Florida Equinix Miami
United States Boston Massachusetts MASS-IX
United States New York New York DE-CIX NYC
United States New York New York TIE NYC
United States New York New York NYIIX
United States Seattle Washington SIX
United States Los Angeles California ANY2 Los Angeles
United States Los Angeles California Equinix Los Angeles
United States Palo Alto California Equinix Palo Alto
United States San Jose California Equinix San Jose
United States Atlanta Georgia TIE-ATL
United States Chicago Illinois Equinix Chicago
United States Dallas Texas Equinix Dallas
United States Dallas Texas DE-CIX DAL
United States Ashburn Virginia Equinix Ashburn
United States Ashburn Virginia LINX NoVa
{: class="simple-tab-table"}
{: caption="Public peer exchanges for North and South America" caption-side="top"}
{: tab-group="public-peer-exchanges"}
{: #NA}
{: tab-title="Americas"}
Country or region City State or Province Exchange
Australia Melbourne Victoria Equinix Melbourne
Australia Melbourne Victoria IX Australia Victoria
Australia Melbourne Victoria MegaIX Melbourne
Australia Sydney New South Wales Equinix Sydney
Australia Sydney New South Wales IX Australia New South Wales
Australia Sydney New South Wales MegaIX Sydney
Hong Kong S.A.R. of the PRC New Territories Hong Kong S.A.R. of the PRC Equinix Hong Kong
Hong Kong S.A.R. of the PRC New Territories Hong Kong S.A.R. of the PRC HKIX
Hong Kong S.A.R. of the PRC New Territories Hong Kong BBIX Hong Kong
India Mumbai Mumbai AMS-IX Mumbai
India Mumbai Mumbai DE-CIX Mumbai
India Mumbai Mumbai Extreme-IX Mumbai
Japan Osaka Japan BBIX Osaka
Japan Osaka Japan JPIX Osaka
Japan Osaka Japan JPNAP Osaka
Japan Tokyo Japan BBIX Tokyo
Japan Tokyo Japan Equinix Tokyo
Japan Tokyo Japan JPNAP Tokyo
Singapore Singapore Singapore BBIX Singapore
Singapore Singapore Singapore Equinix Singapore
Taiwan Taipei Taipei TPIX-TW
{: class="simple-tab-table"}
{: caption="Public peer exchanges for Asia Pacific" caption-side="top"}
{: tab-group="public-peer-exchanges"}
{: #AP}
{: tab-title="Asia Pacific"}
Country City State or Province Exchange
Germany Frankfurt Hesse DE-CIX
Germany Frankfurt Hesse NIX.CZ
England London England LINX Juniper LAN
England London England LINX Extreme LAN
France Paris Île-de-France Equinix Paris
Italy Milan Italy MIX-IT
Netherlands Amsterdam North Holland AMS-IX
Netherlands Amsterdam North Holland NL-IX
Spain Madrid Madrid DE-CIX Madrid
Spain Madrid Madrid ESPANIX Madrid Lower LAN
Spain Madrid Madrid ESPANIX Madrid Upper LAN
Spain Madrid Madrid Equinix Madrid
{: class="simple-tab-table"}
{: caption="Public peer exchanges for Europe" caption-side="top"}
{: tab-group="public-peer-exchanges"}
{: #EU}
{: tab-title="Europe"}