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Date	IP Address
2025-01-26	193.1.204.215 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: nginxDate: Wed, 15 May 2024 22:59:48 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 4767Last-Modified: Mon, 16 May 2022 16:19:45 GMTConnection: keep-aliveETag: 628279a1-129fX-Powered

html>head> title> HEAnet (AS 1213) Public Peering Policy /title> /head>body>img srcimages/HEAnet%20Logo%202011%20%28blue_text-white_back%29%20Small.png alignleft>br>br>h2> HEAnet Public Peering Policy /h2>br>hr>h3>u>Introduction/u>/h3>strong>HEAnet/strong> (AS 1213) maintains an open public peering policy and will generally entertain peering requests from any organisation at public exchanges points where we have a presence.br>We currently support IPv4 unicast & multicast and IPv6 unicast. We are more than happy to work with IPv6 newcomers and provide any assistance we can.br>br>Private peering requests are also considered, however we operate a more selective private peering policy and in all cases prefer public peering at an open peering exchange.br>br>h3>u>Peering Requirements and Acceptable Usage/u>/h3>The following u>requirements/u> apply to public peering relationships with strong>HEAnet/strong> and complement the requirements of the IXPs at specific peering points.br>Private peers are subject to additional requirement, to be agreed by both parties.ul>li>Both strong>HEAnet/strong> and a prospective peer agree to allow their members and customers to exchange traffic via the public exchange point.li>There will be no charge (zero settlement) for either traffic exchanged or traffic content.li>Each peer will undertake the cost of connecting its own network to the public exchange point.li>Routing information is exchanged with peers via the Border Gateway Protocol version 4 only. Peers may not, without prior explicit  written (email) permission, statically route to strong>HEAnet/strong>, or alter next hops such that they are routing to strong>HEAnet/strong> for networks which are not  being advertised across the peering sessionli>Traffic exchange is not permitted for networks that are not customers of either peer, except with the explicit written (email) agreement between parties. li>Peers should monitor common traffic and must maintain sufficient bandwidth to the exchange points.li>Each network will, to the best of

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