Who uses the Hamilton Internet Exchange?
Their contact details are available from the APNIC database which is available at http://wq.apnic.net/apnic-bin/whois.pl.
CityLink cannot change these contact details - contact the organisation concerned or APNIC.
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For an alternative source of information see the New Zealand Network Operators' Contact list
Route Servers
The following route servers are in operation on the Exchange:
- rs1.hix.nzix.net: Looking Glass
- rs2.hix.nzix.net: Looking Glass
Filtering
The route servers only implement basic filtering.
A list of bogons is copied from http://www.team-cymru.org/Services/Bogons/bogon-bn-agg.txt and these routes are filtered inbound and outbound. In addition both IPv4 and IPv6 default routes are filtered as well as IPv4 prefixes > /24 and IPv6 prefixes > /48.
There are also filters that limit the number of prefixes that any peer can announce:
- Default Max IPv4 prefixes: 1000
- Default Max IPv6 prefixes: 100
Peers
There are 2 organisations configured to peer with the route servers, if you believe this is in error again please contact peering@citylink.co.nz.
AS Number | Peering Details |
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descr: FX Networks
For contact details and peering policy see the APNIC database: AS9503 |
IPv4 peer: 218.100.56.16 IPv6 peer: 2001:7fa:3:b0df::16
Max IPv4 prefixes: 1000 |
descr: Rural Link
For contact details and peering policy see the APNIC database: AS45267 |
IPv4 peer: 218.100.56.15 IPv6 peer: 2001:7fa:3:b0df::15
Max IPv4 prefixes: 1000 |
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