RRC11 - NYIIX - New York

RRC11 is located at the New York International Internet Exchange It is the twelfth RRC to come on line and has been operational since February 2004. RRC11 has an interface on the shared NYIIX medium (running both IPv4 and IPv6) and collects routing information from all NYIIX members willing to peer.

All NYIIX members are requested to peer with RRC11. Peering with the RRC (AS12654) is to collect routing information only and not for traffic exchange.

RIS Peering Policy

Please announce all your BGP routes to the RRC, except at LINX, AMS-IX, NL-IX and GN-IX. On these exchanges, please announce what you typically announce to peers. Expect to see a small number of prefixes (a subset of those listed in the AS12654:RS-RIS object in the RIPE Database) being announced in your direction. These are "Routing Beacons", mainly used for BGP convergence and flap damping studies. A very small amount of traffic to or from these prefixes may be seen as part of reachability tests.

The use of TCP MD5 Signatures on IPv4 BGP sessions is supported on all RIS Route Collectors. MD5 is not supported on IPv6 sessions.

Guidelines regarding Routing Beacons: We would appreciate it if our peers would provide transit for the beacon prefixes. If possible, please treat these prefixes as much like a customer prefix as you can and announce them to your peers, customers and transit providers as appropriate.

If in doubt about details, please do not hesitate to contact us for guidance.

Participating peers will be listed on the RIS web pages. All BGP traffic will be recorded, stored in the RIS Database and made available to the Internet community.

List of Current Peers

Peering Information

Peering address: 198.32.160.99 (IPv4); 2001:504:1:0:0:A501:2654:1 (IPv6)
Autonomous system: 12654
Administrative Contact: Henk Uijterwaal (HU266-RIPE)
Technical Contact: Arife Vural (AC10172-RIPE)
Please use <rispeering@ripe.net> for correspondence regarding peerings.

To set up a peering, please fill in the form.