Public peering
As a BNIX participant, you must have at least one active peering relationship. Participants that wish to set up peering between themselves subscribe to a bilateral peering contract, with no BNIX involvement.
Anti-DDoS by NaWas
NaWas, the Dutch Anti-DDoS, is connected to BNIX, which allows you, as a participant, to use your BNIX port to purchase the anti-DDoS service via a private VLAN.
Private VLAN
Using private VLAN allows participants to access services directly from each other using the existing BNIX infrastructure.
Remote peering
Remote peering means peering without a physical presence at the local exchange point. This can be done because reseller partners have already connected their network to BNIX. The reseller takes care of the transport, the peering port on the BNIX platform and all contractual obligations. As a remote participant you have access to all BNIX services, including the public peering LAN, BNIX route server and access to the BNIX portal. First line customer care support is provided by the reseller.
Route Server BNIX
The Route Server simplifies peering and avoids having to manage lateral peering sessions. BNIX participants can therefore peer with other networks in a single BGP session to our route server.
Prices
Given the higher efficiency and simpler management of our new BNIX platform we can reduce our pricing for 10G and 100G ports. Set up fees, prices for private VLANs and remote peering with LU-CIX remain unchanged.
Below you can find the new prices which will take effect on 1 January 2024.
BNIX Service Desk
The Belgian National Internet eXchange (BNIX) Service Desk is the single point of contact for institutions connected to the Belnet network. It is available 24/7 for all your questions related to incidents and technical, commercial or administrative information.
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