Peering locations
Our points of presence in Warsaw and Wrocław, each reachable over independent paths
Peering policy
We maintain an open peering policy and welcome new interconnections that benefit both networks.
Peering requirements
Technical specifications
Contact us
To request peering, write to our network operations team. We answer within 24 hours.
Benefits of peering
What changes for your network once we peer
Lower latency
A direct interconnect removes hops between our networks, so round-trip times drop for your users.
Lower cost
Traffic exchanged directly does not travel over paid transit, so the transit bill goes down.
More resilience
Diversify your connectivity with additional paths and increase network resilience.
Frequently asked questions
How do I request peering with AS202520?
The fastest way is through our PeeringDB record, where we publish current locations, policies and contact details. Send a message to our NOC with your ASN, preferred location and port. Once we confirm a good fit, we exchange BGP session details and usually bring the peering up within a few business days.
What are the requirements to peer with you?
We expect a public, routable ASN and an up-to-date, complete PeeringDB profile. We value MANRS adoption, valid route/route6 objects in an IRR database, and a working 24/7 NOC contact. We filter prefixes based on IRR and RPKI, so please keep your routing data current.
Which port speeds and protocols do you support?
We support BGP sessions over IPv4 and IPv6, and dual-stack peering is preferred. Depending on the location and exchange, 1G, 10G and 100G ports are available. We run direct peering (PNI) and public peering via the route servers of a given IXP.
Is the peering settlement-free?
Yes, by default we have an open settlement-free peering policy with no charge for traffic exchanged directly between our networks. For PNI links, each party covers its own side, meaning the port and cross-connect. We do not provide IP transit over peering sessions.
Which locations and exchanges are you present at?
We keep the current, authoritative list of locations and IXPs in PeeringDB, because our presence can change. We run public peering via route servers and direct PNI links in shared data centers. If you have a specific location in mind, contact our NOC to confirm availability.
