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Remote IX Transit<\/b> is an interconnection service type when a customer establishes a direct BGP session with IPTP Networks’ router in other regions, rather than an interconnection location, for a partial BGP table.
\nBy connecting to remote IPTP routers, the customer gains access to regional routes received from IXes, Private Peers, customers of IPTP Networks in those locations and customers’ prefixes also advertised to those parties.<\/p>

HOW REMOTE IX TRANSIT WORKS<\/h2>

Due to the nature of regional routing, to get a real advantage of presenting at any market, we need to establish a remote connection to it. Technically speaking, Remote IX Transit<\/strong> is a combination of L2 MPLS<\/a> and IX Transit<\/a> from a specific distant region. Remote IX Transit<\/strong> provides the benefits of remote presence in a smart manner. However, to avoid loops via Remote IX Transit, it shall be used in conjunction with locally connected IP Transit<\/a> at the interconnection point or customer market.<\/p>

Without a local IX Transit<\/a> BGP session, when learning new prefixes of regional ISPs via Remote IX Transit, your traffic will loop on the remote side. This is because the BGP path via remote session is shorter, which results in increasing latency and worsening Internet performance. In order to avoid potential negative impact, when acquiring remote regional-specific routes, you must ensure that the established robust connections are linked to both distant regions and data centers within the same city\/country or nearby areas.<\/p>

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Similar to IX Transit<\/a>, Remote IX Transit<\/strong> provides the same number of prefixes (around 400,000), and its rich BGP community set for prefix filtering and announces management allows network customization. In this scenario, a BGP session is established with a remote router through an L2 MPLS<\/a> link. This process enables the acquisition of specific regional routes and enhances extensive traffic engineering on a global level.<\/p>

REMOTE IX TRANSIT AND IP TRANSIT – BENEFITS<\/h2>

Combining Remote IX Transit<\/b> and IP Transit<\/a> provides the solution to your requirement for streamlined, rapid, and effortless connectivity:<\/p>