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| BT Global Services: Peering Information |
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BT Global Services' extensive peering arrangements are a critical
component to providing outstanding connectivity and performance
for our customers as well as increased service resilience through
diversified routing.
Peering is the bedrock of our network and we actively expand
our peering egress capacity in line with traffic growth
to maintain world class performance.
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BT Global Services' network capability consists of
BT's European Backbone (AS5400) plus in-country networks in
Ireland,
and the UK (AS2856).
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| Policy Principles |
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BT Global Services has a selective peering policy - we select our
peers on the basis of their performance, capability and where
our traffic needs to go.
Our choice of peering partner can have a direct affect on our
customers and we understand that this demands very high
performance from them as well as from ourselves.
We select our peers carefully to achieve this goal and expand our
egress capacity to them in line with traffic growth into public
exchange points (where we peer both over the public infrastructure
and privately) and via private peering links into our main PoP sites.
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Through this policy we have established extensive, geographically
diverse, peering interconnections designed to ensure minimal off-net
latency to and from our customer's traffic destination.
Much of our customer's traffic is domestic.
We minimise latency using Nearest Exit routing to achieve more
than 95% of this domestic customer traffic shipped off-net within
the country it originated.
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Our international traffic also benefits from our depth of reach
throughout Europe at all the major European IXPs and from our
connectivity to US networks via IXPs in the USA.
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Our preference is to peer AS5400 with a consistent AS interconnecting
in multiple geographical locations, either via IXPs or via private
interconnects STM-4/GigE minimum.
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| Where do we peer? |
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BT Global Services AS5400 and AS2856 are currently present
at the following Public IXPs:
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IXP Site |
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Amsterdam AMSIX |
5400 |
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London LINX (AS5400) |
5400 |
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Ashburn EQUINIX |
5400 |
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Madrid ESPANIX |
5400 |
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Barcelona CATNIX |
5400 |
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New York EQUINIX |
5400 |
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Brussels BNIX |
5400 |
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New York NYIIX |
5400 |
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Budapest BIX |
5400 |
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Paris PARIX |
5400 |
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Frankfurt DECIX |
5400 |
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Prague NIX |
5400 |
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Helsinki FICIX |
5400 |
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Stockholm Netnod |
5400 |
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London LINX (AS2856) |
2856 |
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| If you want to peer with us... |
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If you are interested in peering with BT Global Services, IPv4 on
AS2856 and/or AS5400, please visit our
Peering Request Page.
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If you are interested in peering with our trial IPv6 network, on AS5400,
please visit our
IPv6 Peering Request Page.
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Any Operational problems with our peerings can be reported to
peering@bt.com
or to 0800 699879 for AS2856 or +31 20 200 1212 for AS5400.
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