RRC09 - TIX - Zürich

RRC09 is located at the Telehouse Zurich Internet Exchange (TIX) in Switzerland. It has been operational since May, 2003, and is our tenth active Remote Route Collector.

The RRC is run in collaboration with The Netlantis Project. The Netlantis Project, formerly known as http://zebra.swinog.ch and http://mogwai.frnog.org, started as a simple RouteViewer project within the SwiNOG (Swiss Network Operators Group) community in late 2000. Netlantis provides a set of tools based on the BGP routing table status in real-time, but does not keep historical data. In this regard, Netlantis and the RIS are complementary projects.

Peering Policy

All TIX members are welcome to peer with RRC09 (AS12654). Peering with the RRC implies providing the RIS project with routing information, not exchanging traffic. Peering should take place via an interface on the shared TIX medium, and not be configured as EBGP-multihop. While the RRC itself does not announce any routes, peers are expected to announce their full BGP table.

Click here for a list of current peers. All participating ASes will be listed on the RIS web pages.

Peering Information

Peering address: 194.42.48.68
Autonomous system: 12654

Administrative Contacts:
Pascal Gloor (PGL-RIPE/Netlantis), Henk Uijterwaal (HU266-RIPE/RIS)
Technical Contacts:
Pascal Gloor (PGL-RIPE/Netlantis), Arife Vural (AC10172-RIPE/RIS)

Email: peering@netlantis.org

Please fill out the form to set up a peering. If in any doubt about details, then do not hesitate to contact Netlantis for guidance.

Note that all BGP traffic will be made available to the Internet community as raw data.