Open peering policy

A network you can verify.

AS202520 runs an open peering policy at Polish IXPs and carrier-neutral facilities. Dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6, BGP4 with communities, RPKI validation, MANRS actions, and a looking glass anyone can open. Send us your ASN and we'll turn up a session.

AS202520 · PeeringDB net 37413 · operational
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Peering facilities
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Internet exchanges
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Network uptime target
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Minimum peering port
What we run

A network built to be peered with

What a prospective peer usually asks about before sending a request: how we interconnect, how routes get filtered, and who answers when something breaks.

BGP Peering

Open policy interconnection at Polish IXPs and over direct sessions. BGP4 with full community support, so you can steer traffic without opening a ticket with us.

IP Interconnection

IPv4 and IPv6 on the same session, in carrier-neutral facilities with redundant uplinks. Neither address family is an afterthought.

Resilient Routing

We filter prefixes in both directions and neither send nor accept default routes. BFD runs on any session that wants it, so failover doesn't sit around waiting for BGP timers.

MANRS + RPKI

Route origin validation drops RPKI-invalid announcements. MD5 authentication is there if you want it, and we follow the MANRS actions for network operators.

24/7 NOC

Engineers on call around the clock, and a PeeringDB record we keep current, so the contact details in it actually reach someone.

Looking Glass

Check our routes and live session state at lg.as202520.net before you send a request. It's public, so you don't need an account.

Anti-DDoS protection, included in the path

A stateful firewall at our edge tracks every connection crossing AS202520. Floods with no session behind them never reach your port — which is why ISPs, hosting platforms and game networks sit behind it.

Stateful firewallSYN proxyAlways-onIPv4 + IPv6
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Where we peer

Live network presence

This list comes straight from our PeeringDB record (net 37413), so it matches what you can actually peer with today.

Peering locations

Live · PeeringDB

Internet exchanges

Live · PeeringDB
Peering policy

Open policy, clean routing

We peer with networks where the traffic makes sense for both sides. Meet the requirements below, send us your ASN, and we'll turn up a session.

Requirements

  • Run a professionally managed network with a 24/7 NOC
  • Maintain an up-to-date PeeringDB record
  • Operate a publicly routable ASN
  • Support BGP4 and BGP communities
  • Implement MANRS actions
  • Filter your prefixes and keep default routes off the session

Technical specifications

  • IPv4 and IPv6 support required
  • MD5 session authentication supported
  • Minimum port speed 1 Gbps
  • Support for BFD fast failure detection
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Network tools

Don't take our word for it. Check the record and look at the routes directly.

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Brands on the network

AS202520 carries the traffic for the hosting companies we run.

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