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Rotko Networks Peering Policies

Welcome to Rotko Networks' Peering Information page. Our network's peering strategy is meticulously designed to enhance routing efficiency and optimize connectivity based on strategic geographical positioning and substantial security priorities. This ensures robust and resilient network performance globally.

Community Structure

Our advanced community tagging strategy employs a precise numbering system to identify and prioritize routes effectively. This system enhances traffic management by aligning it closely with geographic relevance and connectivity requirements.

Local Routing within Thailand

  • 142108:000-099 - Dedicated to local routes within Thailand, enhancing domestic data flow:
    • 142108:010 - Direct peers in major Thai cities.
    • 142108:020 - Critical infrastructure and essential service providers.
    • 142108:030-099 - Expansive coverage for other local ISPs and networks.

Key Internet Exchange Points

  • 142108:010 - BKNIX, Bangkok: Central to our local peering, facilitating efficient regional exchange.
  • 142108:011 - AMSIX Bangkok: A pivotal hub for enhancing connectivity within and beyond Southeast Asia.
  • 142108:210 - AMSIX Singapore: Supports robust peering for Singapore, reflecting its status as a critical gateway to Southeast Asia.
  • 142108:310 - AMSIX Hong Kong: Serves as a primary node for traffic exchange in East Asia.
  • 142108:1010 - AMSIX Amsterdam: Our European gateway, ensuring comprehensive connectivity across the continent.

Regional and International Routing

  • 142108:100-199 - Addresses non-submarine cable-accessible countries neighboring Thailand:

    • 142108:110 - Laos
    • 142108:120 - Cambodia
    • 142108:130 - Myanmar
    • 142108:140-199 - Reserved for future expansion and detailed regional specificity.

  • 142108:200-999 - Comprehensive coverage for APNIC regions, with specific allocations for significant internet exchanges like Tokyo (142108:410) and Seoul (142108:420).

  • 142108:1000-1999 - Routes to non-APNIC regions, ensuring global reach and connectivity with substantial allocations for regions like Europe (142108:1100) and North America (142108:1100).

Routing Policy

Commitment to Security and Efficiency

Rotko Networks adheres to a rigorous routing policy designed to secure and optimize our network infrastructure:

  • Precise Traffic Management: We only accept traffic destined for the prefixes we announce, ensuring efficient and secure data flow.
  • Consistent Routing: Our network announces consistent routes at each exchange point to maintain stability and predictability.
  • Comprehensive Peering: We establish peering relationships at all common exchange fabrics, enhancing our network's reach and resilience.
  • Updated PeeringDB Profile: We maintain an updated profile on PeeringDB to provide accurate and current network data.
  • Operational Reliability: A high-availability operational contact is always available to address network issues promptly.
  • Advanced Network Technology: Our network supports IPv6 and operates with a public ASN, future-proofing our infrastructure against evolving internet standards.
  • Balanced Traffic Symmetry: We ensure that traffic is globally symmetrical yet strategically optimized for regional requirements, reflecting our detailed understanding of traffic patterns.

Contact Information

For peering requests or further details about our routing policies, please reach out via:

We are committed to maintaining an open and transparent peering environment to support the growth and stability of the global internet infrastructure.