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Check PeeringDB for the current public peering LAN details.
Exchange details ↗AS218321 (CLOGGEDPIPE) welcomes responsible network operators, CDNs, research networks, and packet connoisseurs. We support public route-server and bilateral peering where technical connectivity permits.
* Policy statement; prospective peers should confirm current filtering behavior and operational readiness with our NOC. All interconnections remain subject to technical feasibility.
Only confirmed, active interconnections should be used for live BGP provisioning. Statuses below are intentionally conservative.
Check PeeringDB for the current public peering LAN details.
Exchange details ↗Connection requested; bilateral session details are not yet published.
Exchange details ↗Interconnection under discussion; do not configure a session yet.
Exchange details ↗Zero transit bills between friends. Clean routing tables between everybody.
Exchange routes using IXP multilateral route servers when AS218321 and the requesting network are both participants and route-server policies permit it.
MULTILATERALDirect IPv4/IPv6 BGP sessions on a mutually reachable IXP LAN. Provide your ASN, peering addresses, and preferred exchange to coordinate.
DIRECT IXPDedicated PNIs and cross-connects may be evaluated where both parties share a facility and have suitable capacity. Optics, costs, and handoff details are negotiated.
BY ARRANGEMENTProduction peering requires a little more than two routers agreeing to talk.
BGP-4 with multiprotocol IPv4/IPv6 unicast support and 4-octet ASN capability. Use independent AFI/SAFI sessions as supported by the exchange and platform.
RPKI-invalid routes are not accepted under the stated policy. RPKI NotFound is not the same as Invalid; ROA publication is strongly encouraged. Confirm current enforcement with the NOC.
Maintain accurate route/route6 objects, origin ASNs, and a current AS-SET where applicable. Disclose your authoritative filtering source when requesting a session.
Follow BCP 38 / BCP 84. No unwanted default routes, reserved/bogon space, unauthorized prefixes, or inadvertent route leaks. Expect prefix filtering on both sides.
BFD is optional and enabled only by agreement. Unstable sessions or harmful announcements may be rate-limited, filtered, or suspended. Max-prefix thresholds are negotiated per session.
Maintain current PeeringDB and operational contacts. Escalate leaks, hijacks, and reachability incidents to [email protected].
Resource inventory is not a live BGP RIB. More-specific IPv6 announcements may differ from aggregate allocations.
| RESOURCE | FAMILY | CAPACITY | NOTES | VALIDATION | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 169.40.33.0/24 | IPv4 | 256 addresses | IPv4 resource | Check live ↗ | |
| 2a0e:97c0:260::/44 | IPv6 | 16 × /48 | IPv6 allocation; individual /48s may be advertised | Check live ↗ | |
| 2a13:9500:1f6::/48 | IPv6 | 65,536 × /64 | IPv6 resource | Check live ↗ |
RFC 8092 format accommodates our four-octet ASN: 218321:function:parameter.
| LARGE COMMUNITY | ACTION | SCOPE | BEHAVIOR (WHEN ENABLED) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 218321:0:0 | Do not export | Export control | Keep eligible routes within AS218321. |
| 218321:666:0 | RTBH | Mitigation | Blackhole authorized /32 or /128 destinations only, subject to verification. |
| 218321:100:110 | Local preference 110 | Eligible peers | Request elevated preference where the peer-specific policy permits it. |
| 218321:100:100 | Local preference 100 | Eligible peers | Request the standard preference where supported. |
| 218321:100:90 | Local preference 90 | Eligible peers | Request lower preference for a backup path. |
| 218321:1001:0 | Prepend 1× | Export policy | Proposed single additional AS218321 prepend on eligible exports. |
| 218321:1002:0 | Prepend 2× | Export policy | Proposed two additional prepends. |
| 218321:1003:0 | Prepend 3× | Export policy | Proposed three additional prepends. |
| 218321:1000:0 | Learned from transit | Internal informational | Proposed classification assigned by AS218321. |
| 218321:2000:0 | Learned from IXP | Internal informational | Proposed classification assigned by AS218321. |
| 218321:3000:0 | Learned from PNI | Internal informational | Proposed classification assigned by AS218321. |
Community requests are always constrained by authorization, prefix filters, route ownership, and per-peer agreements. RTBH is never an unrestricted third-party blackhole API.
Generate a conservative starting point. The config is not a replacement for your platform's route policies or a live peering agreement.
# Complete the required session details above.
For IOS-XR, Junos and RouterOS the generator emits conservative policy skeletons; adjust to your operating-system release and existing route origination rules. A BGP session establishing does not prove that intended routes are correctly imported or exported.
Useful identifiers for peering coordination and routing incidents.
For peering requests, cross-connect planning, and strange packets exploring your autonomous system.
Contact addresses are published here for coordination; mailbox coverage and response times are not guaranteed by this page.
Humor only. Not part of our technical requirements, SLA, or peering agreement.
In the event of packet loss, everyone is entitled to blame DNS for 15 minutes before checking the BGP neighbor state.
Packets may contemplate the philosophical implications of their AS_PATH. Actual routing remains governed by production policy.
Jumbo frames may receive a stern lecture from the network engineer. PMTUD remains strongly encouraged.
We do not repair kitchen sinks or clogged drains. We only congest digital pipes, and ideally not on purpose.
Send us your ASN, preferred exchange, and contact details. We'll coordinate verified session endpoints.