> Most public peering IX's have route servers which have "most" of the routes available on the exchange. Doesn't matter when we are talking about DTAG, which i

> Most public peering IX's have route servers which have "most" of the routes available on the exchange. Doesn't matter when we are talking about DTAG, which is the dominant ISP and will not peer for free. Yeah, you can peer with a lot of smaller networks which is nice, but not enough. Same applies for the US market where the big players refuse to peer.