This document describes the peering policies for LuxNetwork (AS29467).
An Internet Exchange (IX) is a location where ISPs and network operators come together to peer directly or indirectly. Most often these peerings are settlement-free. Peering enables us to provide better experience for customers by interfacing with the networks directly rather than via transit paths.
LuxNetwork has an open peering policy, all networks matching the following technical requirements are welcome to peer with us.
Our preference is to setup multiple peering sessions for redundancy wherever and whenever possible.
LuxNetwork will also peer with route servers on all IXs where we are present. In general, peering sessions with AS29467 will advertise all AS-LUXNETWORK routes. At times, local infrastructure requirements or constraints may result in a more limited set of routes being advertised via AS29467. These routes would be relevant to the local peering region.
LuxNetwork will review it's peering policy quarterly and reserves the right to modify this policy at any time. We may also filter any routes which we determine should not be advertised to LuxNetwork over the agreed upon peering session. We will by default filter any bogon prefixes (i.e. IP space allocated by RFCs 1918, 5735, and 6598), RPKI invalids and default routes.