4 ms·
It may have its own ASN, but its still run just like the rest of Iliad's networks. Online.net/Ponytelecom still lacks diversified transit that isn't also run ho
by aroch 12y ago
It may have its own ASN, but its still run just like the rest of Iliad's networks. Online.net/Ponytelecom still lacks diversified transit that isn't also run horribly hot and the NOC peering policies make it so that its all but impossible to actually peer without exchanging money.
All the network properties operated under the Iliad umbrella suffer from this. Iliad and Orange pushed a bill through parliament that basically says "French ISPs can charge you whatever they want and you're required to pay it because operating in France means mandatory connections to the entrenched regional ISPs"
- mikmak 12y agowell being the "noc", I pretty much know about it, so, point by point : - first our policy is here : http://as12876.net/ http://as12876.net/, where do you see "paid peering" ? - diversified transit : we've got 4 tier 1 transit, is not that enough "diversified" ? I hardly see what we could do better there ... - peering: we are also available on the 2 main French IX ! you just need to drop a mail to get our routes on them (how much costs a mail these days ?) we are also doing free PNI with those having enough datas to send/receive we are also adding a new IX soon (order was sent yesterday) which will improve our peering towards Europe the infos you have are at least 10 years old imho... maybe look at http://map.online.net http://map.online.net
- fweespeech 12y agoIt looks like you are directly connected to OVH's network via Telehouse2 in France from that map. :) You may want to make that map more obvious/prevalent on Online.NET, I wasn't aware you had a public network map like OVH does.
- mikmak 12y agoagreed, there is a plan to improve that ;)