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ISP Peering in Mexico

ISP Peering in Mexico. Javier Salazar May, 2008. History. Mexican LD markets opens in 1996 New carriers were created and new networks were built New networks included cross-border fiber routes to U.S.A. Infrastructure were deployed between carriers for voice interconnection (co-location)

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ISP Peering in Mexico

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  1. ISP Peering in Mexico Javier Salazar May, 2008

  2. History • Mexican LD markets opens in 1996 • New carriers were created and new networks were built • New networks included cross-border fiber routes to U.S.A. • Infrastructure were deployed between carriers for voice interconnection (co-location) • All new infrastructure allow rapid Internet growth in México

  3. History • Carriers became the dominant ISPs • Peering were built using existing infrastructure • Interconnections using E3, STM-1 and STM-4 circuits • Terms and conditions negotiated between both operator involved • Most of the current peerings were deployed between 2000 and 2003 • As of today no NAP has been built for tier 2 providers

  4. Typical high level considerations • Link utilization must keep below 80% utilization • No transit provided • List of prefix exchanged on a regular basis as a normal operational procedure • Each operator decides how to filter incoming advertisements • Use of BGP communities to change local preference attribute and influence traffic balance when there are more than one peering circuit

  5. Routing AS 1 AS 2 AS A AS B AS X AS Y AS Z

  6. Current peering connections TELMEX AS8151 900Mbps 900Mbps ALESTRA AS11172 AXTEL AS6503 155Mbps 155Mbps 45Mbps 600Mbps 300Mbps 45Mbps TERRA AS6065 BESTEL AS18734 PROTEL AS16531 180Mbps 180Mbps METRORED AS13591 MARCATEL AS19352

  7. Thank you

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