AS31027 - Nianet A/S IPv4 Peering policy

Last changed: August 4th 2011

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About Nianet A/S

Nianet A/S is a service provider located in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Nianet A/S provides high speed MPLS VPN and Internet services to corporate customers in Denmark as well as wholesale Internet
to power utility companies, cable operators, and hosting providers.
Nianet A/S operates an n x 10 Gbps nationwide network in Denmark with 60+ POPs spread over the country.
Internet connectivity is secured through diverse and redundant fibers to Hamburg, Germany
as well as wavelengths or other transport services to the rest of Scandinavia and Europe.
Nianet A/S has a simple peering policy and is generally interested in peering with other providers
in situations where both parties benefit similarly from peering.

Public peering

Nianet A/S is present at the following Internet exchanges:

  • DIX (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  • NIX (Oslo, Norway)
  • AMS-IX (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
  • DE-CIX (Frankfurt, Germany)
  • Netnod (Stockholm, Sweden)
  • SOL-IX (Stockholm, Sweden)
  • STHIX (Stockholm, Sweden)

    Private peering

    Nianet A/S is available for private peering at our data centres:

  • Hoerskaetten 6c (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  • Niels Bohrs Vej 35 (Skanderborg, Aarhus area, Denmark)
  • Silkeborgvej 53 (Aarhus, Denmark)

    Nianet A/S is also present at the following data centres:

  • Interxion CPH1 (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  • Sydvestvej (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  • Uni-C (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  • Vesterbrogade 149 (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  • Global Connect (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  • SARA (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
  • Interxion FRA1 (Frankfurt, Germany)
  • Telecity Bromma (Stockholm, Sweden)

    Requirements for peering with Nianet A/S

  • Traffic amounts of at least 100 Mbps aggregated for peering at public exchanges (95% monthly)
  • Traffic amounts of at least 300 Mbps aggregated for private peering
  • Traffic ratio of 1:3 or less in either direction
  • Peering in one or more locations
  • Both parties shall announce same set of prefixes at all peering points
  • Hot potato routing only (MEDs will be reset or ignored by both parties)
  • Other party shall not be an IP transit customer of an existing Nianet peer

    Meeting the requirements specified above is not a guarantee that Nianet A/S will peer with applicant.

    How to proceed

    If you feel you meet the above requirements, feel free to contact Nianet peering coordinators
    using the contact information found on the page linked at the top of this text. After we receive your request,
    we will look at traffic amounts, ratios and common locations and pass the data on to our peering board,
    "NINA" ("Nianet Internet Neighbour Assesment") for decision.