Independent networks. New connections. Talk to our NOC
NETWORK SERVICE ENQUIRIES
Explore transit, tunnel connectivity and operator peering. Access services through the portal, where you can check current availability and applicable terms.
Open portalTransit provides wider Internet reachability through an upstream network.
Discuss address families, route options and delivery requirements with our NOC. Any proposed delivery needs a separate feasibility review and agreement.
Confirm offered routes, capacity and service terms before configuring your network.
Open portalTunnels can carry network traffic over an existing IP connection.
Discuss tunnel-based access as a separate network arrangement. Confirm protocols, endpoints, address assignments, MTU and permitted use with our NOC.
Discuss a connection whether you already operate an ASN or are exploring your first network. Eligibility will depend on the eventual service.
Open portalPeering with the EasyIX operator network is distinct from exchange participation.
For peering with AS218543, consult the current PeeringDB record and contact our NOC. Session arrangements and access must be agreed directly.
View verified network detailsCLEAR FROM THE START
Contact our NOC to confirm service availability and connection options. An enquiry does not activate a service or establish a BGP session.
EasyIX is being developed around free access, supported by voluntary donations. Check the portal for current availability, eligibility and service terms.
Follow the Member portal link in the header or footer to portal.easyix.net. The portal is separate from this website.
No. A tunnel is a transport mechanism. Access to an exchange fabric, transit or any other service needs a separate, explicit arrangement.
EXPLORE EASYIX
Visit the separate EasyIX portal for current availability and member access.