We run our own network with its own AS number: AS215120. Our routers in Vienna and Berlin are directly connected to major internet exchanges and to international carriers. That way your data takes the shortest route.
In Vienna and Berlin our routers sit in the same data centres as your servers. There we are connected to the local internet exchanges and to several carriers.
Our core location for Austria, only a few minutes from our office in Langenzersdorf.
Our core location for Germany, with our own dark fibre to several Berlin data centres.
At an internet exchange (IXP), network operators swap traffic with each other directly, without a detour through third parties. We are connected to these six exchanges, each with IPv4 and IPv6 and via the route servers.
| Internet exchange | Location | Port | Route server | IPv6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VIXVienna Internet Exchange | Vienna | 100 Gbit/s | Yes | Yes |
| ERA-IX ViennaERA-IX Vienna | Vienna | 200 Gbit/s | Yes | Yes |
| GNM-IXGNM Internet Exchange | Distributed, based in Amsterdam | 200 Gbit/s | Yes | Yes |
| Peering.czPeering.cz eXchange | Prague, Bratislava, Vienna, Frankfurt | 100 Gbit/s | Yes | Yes |
| ERA-IX FrankfurtERA-IX Frankfurt | Frankfurt am Main | 100 Gbit/s | Yes | Yes |
| BCIXBerlin Commercial Internet Exchange | Berlin | 100 Gbit/s | Yes | Yes |
Our peering policy is open. You can find all details in our PeeringDB entry (AS215120).
Anything that cannot be reached directly via an internet exchange goes through several international carriers (IP transit). If one fails, the others take over automatically.
One of the largest backbone networks in the world, formerly known as Telia Carrier.
International carrier with its own backbone in Europe and North America.
Global tier 1 network with a backbone in Europe and North America.
German carrier with its own fibre network, for short routes to German networks.
With our looking glass you can run ping, traceroute and MTR straight from our routers in Vienna and Berlin, for example to your office or to your customers.
An autonomous system is an independent network with its own number that announces its IP addresses to the internet itself. With AS215120 we decide which routes your data takes.
Networks we are directly connected to reach your servers without a detour. That means short routes and low latency, for example to Cloudflare and Akamai.
Dark fibre is a fibre optic line that we use exclusively and run with our own network equipment. It connects several data centres in Berlin directly to our network, with no third-party networks in between, and we decide on bandwidth and routes ourselves. This gives us redundant paths to our upstream carriers: if one route fails, traffic keeps flowing over another.
Yes. Servers in Vienna get Austrian IP addresses, servers in Berlin German IP addresses. IPv4 and IPv6 are available at both locations.
Of course. Our peering policy is open. You can reach us at all of the internet exchanges listed above via the route servers or with a direct session. The details are on PeeringDB.
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