[6bone] Eastcoast tunnelbrokers..

[Haesu]

We run  rather a large test/sandbox network where we give out ipv6 transit to
users for free (this is a nonprofit network used for education and development
purposes).

B/c it's all nonprofit, we don't have funding to afford commercial ipv6
connectivity, in which many of of native ipv6 services out there are offered
commercially..

We currently receive full bgp4+ feed from he.net's tunnelbroker which is great..
And the latency from our nonprofit net's san francisco POP to he.net's tunnel
broker router is only 4miliseconds which is very good connectivity.

The problem is, a lot of east coast users get really bad pingtime as everything
has to route out via SFO. So we are just looking for anyone who run an ipv6
network in the east who could give us bgp4+ feed over a tunnel.

Regards,

-hc

On Sat, Sep 06, 2003 at 11:03:59PM +0200, Jeroen Massar wrote:
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> Haesu wrote:
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> > Appologies if you feel this is a little bit of OT post.. But 
> > I figured this may be a best place to ask..
> 
> It's the 6bone list, thus it is not offtopic.
> 
> > Are there any tunnelbrokers in east coast (preferably 
> > Northeast/NYC area) who can give BGP4+ view of the ipv6 
> > internet just like HE.net's tunnelbroker? Ive looked in many 
> > places and the only tunnel places I can find that have 
> > presence in NYC are common ones such as freenet6 who do not 
> > generally offer bgp feeds/peering.
> 
> Afaik there is only HE.Net and Freenet6 as wellknown brokers
> in the US. There might be others though, let them speak up.
> SixXS doesn't have any POP's there neither private or public.
> Unfortunatly the deployment rate in the US is a little low.
> If any ISP wants help, don't be afraid to ask :)
> 
> I wonder why you want to do BGP over a tunnel.
> Especially endusers should not be given BGP as they are
> given transit for the delegated space and the ISP should
> filter out anything else coming in (ingress filtering)
> 
> Please read the "Minimal IPv6 Peering" doc by Robert Kie?ling:
> http://ip6.de.easynet.net/ipv6-minimum-peering.txt
> 
> Greets,
>  Jeroen
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Sincerely,
  Haesu C.
  TowardEX Technologies, Inc.
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