NetActuate and NETINT Deliver Global VPU-Accelerated Infrastructure
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NetActuate and NETINT Deliver Global VPU-Accelerated Infrastructure
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Peer at major internet exchanges across multiple continents, co-located within NetActuate's carrier-neutral facility footprint.
Full BGP peering session management—configure neighbors, filter prefixes, and monitor session health directly from the portal.
Define what you advertise and accept with flexible prefix-level route filtering and BGP community support.
Monitor peering traffic volumes and session statistics with integrated bandwidth reporting.
Combine IX Peering with NetActuate IP Transit for a hybrid connectivity strategy that optimizes both cost and performance.
Our network team can assist with peering policy design, route server participation, and IX onboarding.
NetActuate, Inc (AS36236) has an open peering policy, and welcomes all peers in any location we are present.
Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) provide key connection points that facilitate efficient data transfer. When a provider directly connects to other networks in a local IX (peering), they “shorten” the distance between their own network and other local participating networks, allowing them to reach a local market with less latency, and often, reduced costs.
NetActuate peers at exchanges across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. Contact our team for a current list of IXP locations and available port speeds.
Yes. IX peering requires your own autonomous system number (ASN). If you need help obtaining one, our team can guide you through the process.
Yes. Route server participation is supported at most exchanges, allowing you to peer with multiple networks without establishing individual bilateral sessions.
IX peering handles traffic exchange with networks present at the same exchange at no per-byte cost (beyond port fees), while transit handles all remaining internet traffic. The combination significantly reduces transit bills while improving routing quality.
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