100 Internet Exchange Points And Beyond! KINX Peering Forum Jeju Korea June 2016 Walt Wollny, Director Interconnection Strategy Hurricane Electric AS6939.

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100 Internet Exchange Points And Beyond! KINX Peering Forum Jeju Korea June 2016 Walt Wollny, Director Interconnection Strategy Hurricane Electric AS6939

Who is Walt Wollny?  Hurricane Electric AS6939 – 2 years  Director Interconnection Strategy – supporting the network to reach to over 23 counties and over 132 Internet Exchanges. Focus on Global connectivity.  Amazon AS16509 – 4 years  Developed IP Transit and Peering on five continents.  Primary focus on Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, India, Taiwan, Philippines, Australia.  Over 62 new CDN sites.  Microsoft AS8075 – 13 years  Developed IP Transit and Peering on four continents.  Primary focus on US, UE and South America.  19 years of Internet exchange experience Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering!

Hurricane Electric – Network History Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! Founded 22 years ago - ISP & Datacenter operator  Nationwide network  European network expansion  Native IPv6 backbone  Ranked # 1 IPv6 backbone for BGP adjacencies  Expanded network into APAC  Expanded network into Osaka and Seoul  Expanded network into Honolulu and San Paulo

Hurricane Electric Network Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering!

Network updates APAC Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering!

Network updates Africa Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering!

Why so many Exchanges? Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering!

Expansion is the Answer! Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! January Internet exchanges IPv4 3,644 unique adjacencies IPv6 2,475 unique adjacencies April Internet exchanges 46.6% increase IPv4 5,303 unique adjacencies 45.5% increase IPv6 3,318 unique adjacencies 34.0% increase

Hurricane Electric Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! I’m here to share with you the following: What Hurricane Electric looks for in a new IX How IX operators can attract more members

What we look for in a new IX Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! Unique ASN adjacencies opportunities New countries Customer request Does it make financial business sense? Cost of long-haul circuits Datacenter cost Dark fiber/metro and cross connect cost Local import issues, taxes, ETC…

New exchanges in the next 60 days Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! TPIX-TW 14 unique adjacencies NAPAfrica IX 86 unique adjacencies TPIX Warsaw 85 unique adjacencies Total new 185 unique adjacencies

Possible new locations Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! Bangkok Manila Guam Houston Philadelphia Nairobi Athens Istanbul Dubai Mumbai

And several others Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! This is updated frequently with locations of interest

How IX operators can attract more members Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! If we don’t know about you, how can we connect!

Get Your Exchange Listed Publicly Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! You put extensive effort into starting and running your exchange:  Talk to network operators and recruit the members.  Negotiate with data center operators for space to install exchange.  Obtain, deploy and maintain hardware for the exchange.  Catalyze ongoing communication between your participants. Taking the last step, publicizing your exchange, maximizes its value both to current participants and future members.

Tell the world about your exchange! Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering!

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Your IX members page Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! List participants on your website including: ASN IPv4 and IPv6 addresses Peering and NOC contact details Peering policy

Why List Participants? Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! Current and prospective participants need this information to add peering sessions, increase peered traffic, and for the IX to grow revenue. Network operators continuously evaluate additional IXPs for potential expansion opportunities. To make this determination they need participant AS numbers and, ideally, to see what prefixes those peers advertise to a route-server at the exchange.

Example: Seattle IX (SIX) Members Page Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! /23Altopia /23RealNetworks, /23NuclearFallout Enterprises, /23Beyond the Network /23Mouat's Technology Services, /23Semaphore /23Cortland Electronics /23Zayo (was /23TierPoint Spokane /23Metapeer, /23In2net /23Threshold Communications, /23Connect Northwest Internet /23Peer /23Hurricane

IX Value Added Services Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering! Peering introductions Peering meetings KINX has been doing a fantastic job supporting Hurricane Electric.

Conclusions It is Hurricane Electric goal to continue our expansion globally to as many locations as possible. I need your help! So please make your IX information public, as membership information is key when making decisions about where to invest next. Next milestone 150 Internet Exchanges Hurricane Electric - Massive Peering!

Questions? Walt Wollny, Director Interconnection Strategy Hurricane Electric AS6939