IP Transit Port
1G
1 Gbit/s
- Interface
- SFP
- Price
- On request
- Full BGP table or default route
- IPv4 and IPv6 dual stack
- DDoS protection included
- Traffic engineering via BGP communities
- 95/5, flat or quota
PawHost · AS214915
Dedicated 1G to 100G ports in Düsseldorf, a full BGP table via AS214915 and a multi-homed upstream blend of several tier 1 and tier 2 carriers. DDoS protection comes with every port, billed flexibly by 95th percentile, flat or quota.
Pick the port that fits your traffic. Every port ships with a full table and dual stack. You get a quote tailored to port, commit and term.
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Clear paths instead of detours: few hops to the big content and eyeball networks, protection right at the edge and a NOC you can actually reach.
Hurricane Electric, WIIT and LWLcom as upstreams plus peering at DE-CIX and LocIX. If one carrier fails, BGP picks the next path automatically.
Attacks are filtered at the edge via BGP FlowSpec before they reach your port. No surcharge and no rerouting of your traffic.
Full table or default route, informational and action communities, RPKI ROV and IRR-based prefix filters on every session.
95/5 with commit and burst, flat or quota. Terms from one month, port upgrades at any time.
AS214915 connects through these upstreams and internet exchanges. Details and live data are in PeeringDB and on bgp.tools.
Source: RIPE RIS, latest available snapshot (not real-time data). Counts prefixes originated by AS214915 and seen by at least 10 RIS peers. Observed at:
AS6939AS24961AS50629185.1.170.822001:7f8:9e:0:3:4783:0:1185.1.166.292001:7f8:f2:e1:0:21:4915:1185.1.155.152a0c:b641:701::21:4915:1Community values and their meaning for routing in AS214915.
| Community | Meaning |
|---|---|
214915:1:0 | Learned from upstream |
214915:1:X | Learned from upstream with ASN X |
214915:2:0 | Learned from private peer |
214915:2:X | Learned from private peer with ASN X |
214915:20:0 | Learned from public peer |
214915:20:X | Learned from public peer at IXP X |
214915:3:0 | Learned from customer |
214915:3:X | Learned from customer with ASN X |
IXP IDs: 1. bgp.exchange (deprecated), 2. LocIX Düsseldorf, 3. LocIX Frankfurt, 4. DE-CIX Düsseldorf
| Community | Meaning |
|---|---|
65535:0 | GRACEFUL_SHUTDOWN |
65535:65281 | NO_EXPORT |
65535:65282 | NO_ADVERTISE |
65535:666 | BLACKHOLE, remote triggered blackhole for a single /32 or /128 |
| Target | +1 prepend | +2 prepends | +3 prepends |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upstreams | 214915:101:1 | 214915:101:2 | 214915:101:3 |
| IXP peers and route servers | 214915:102:1 | 214915:102:2 | 214915:102:3 |
| Other customers | 214915:103:1 | 214915:103:2 | 214915:103:3 |
RTBH uses 65535:666 and always applies to a single /32 (IPv4) or /128 (IPv6) only.
PawHost operates an open peering policy. We are interested in mutually beneficial peering arrangements that benefit our customers.
AS paths observed by bgp.tools. This is not a physical network topology. The view is cached for up to 24 hours.
Send our sales team the port speed, commit and term you have in mind. You get a quote within one business day and we sort out the cross-connect details with your data centre.
sales@pawhost.de