Last updated: 2026-09-08

Peering Policy

Technical requirements and acceptable-use rules for all BGP sessions with AS197658 · IXP route servers, WireGuard tunnels and private peering alike.

RPKI / ROAMandatory
Valid, signed ROA for every prefix a peer announces
RPKI Origin Validation enforced on all sessions
RPKI-Invalid prefixes are rejected automatically
RPKI-Unknown prefixes may be rejected depending on session type
IRR ObjectsMandatory
Correctly registered inetnum / inet6num objects for announced space
Matching route / route6 objects in a recognised IRR (RIPE, RADB, …)
Filters generated via bgpq4/IRRd against your AS-SET
Sessions without valid IRR route objects are not accepted
Routing Security Strict filters enforced
IRR RPKI ASPA ROA Validated BOGON Filter Max-Prefix
// Objects must resolve for the exact ASN and prefixes announced on the session. Stale, missing, or mismatched objects will delay or block session activation. ASPA objects are recommended where supported by your upstreams.
Illegal ActivityZero Tolerance
Distribution of illegal content (incl. CSAM, illegal weapons or drug trade)
Phishing, malware distribution & botnet C2 infrastructure
Fraud, scams & trading of stolen data or credentials
Copyright-infringing piracy / warez hosting
Tor NetworkZero Tolerance
Tor exit nodes
Tor relay & bridge nodes
Any anonymisation proxy used to obscure the origin of abuse
Spam & DDoSZero Tolerance
Spam / unsolicited bulk email origination
DDoS & amplification attacks (open resolvers, NTP/memcached reflection)
Booter / stresser services
Unauthorised port/vulnerability scanning & route hijacking
How Violations Are Handled
Zero-tolerance violations — illegal activity, Tor nodes, spam or DDoS — result in immediate session teardown without prior notice.
Technical non-compliance — missing or invalid ROA/IRR objects — gets a 48h grace period to remediate before the session is suspended.
Abuse reports sent to our NOC are acknowledged and handled within 24h.
Repeated or unresolved violations result in permanent refusal of future peering requests for the offending ASN.