Services
Our Services#
IPv6 LIR Services - AS30265#
IPv6 Address Management#
- IPv6 Allocation: /48 free, larger on request
- Documentation: Basic technical assistance
Administrative Services#
- ASN Registration: ASN registration
- WHOIS Management: Registry records maintenance
- Policy Compliance: RIR policy adherence
IP Transit Services - AS30265 → AS401372#
Service Tiers#
- Free: 100Mbps best effort
- Paid: $10 CAD/month for 200Mbps best effort (1Gbps in 2026)
GRE Connectivity#
- Protocol: GRE tunnels
- Traffic: Single tunnel carries both IPv4 and IPv6
- Routing: Full BGP table or default route
- BGP Session: Single IPv6 session for both address families
IPSec Connectivity#
- Protocol: IPSec tunnels
- Use Case: Customers with dynamic IP (residential ISPs)
- Traffic: Single tunnel carries both IPv4 and IPv6
- Routing: Full BGP table or default route
- BGP Session: Single IPv6 session for both address families
Private ASN Services#
For customers without public ASN:
- 16-bit: 64512-65534
- 32-bit: 4200000000-4294967294
- BGP Path: AS30265 → AS401372 → Private ASN → Customer
Configuration Examples#
JunOS#
interfaces {
gr-0/0/0 {
unit 0 {
tunnel {
source YOUR_PUBLIC_IP;
destination OUR_ROUTER_IP;
}
family inet { address TUNNEL_IPV4/31; }
family inet6 { address TUNNEL_IPV6/127; }
}
}
}
protocols {
bgp {
group as30265 {
type external;
local-as YOUR_ASN;
peer-as 30265;
neighbor OUR_ROUTER_IPV6 {
family inet unicast {
local-address YOUR_IPV4;
}
family inet6 { unicast; }
}
}
}
}
BIRD2#
protocol bgp as30265 {
local as YOUR_ASN;
neighbor OUR_ROUTER_IPV6 as 30265;
ipv4 {
import all;
export where bgp_path.first = YOUR_ASN;
};
ipv6 {
import all;
export where bgp_path.first = YOUR_ASN;
};
}
Cisco IOS#
interface Tunnel1
ip address TUNNEL_IPV4 255.255.255.252
ipv6 address TUNNEL_IPV6/64
tunnel source YOUR_PUBLIC_IP
tunnel destination OUR_ROUTER_IP
router bgp YOUR_ASN
neighbor OUR_ROUTER_IPV6 remote-as 30265
address-family ipv4 unicast
neighbor OUR_ROUTER_IPV6 activate
address-family ipv6 unicast
neighbor OUR_ROUTER_IPV6 activate
FAQ#
I have ASN, IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes. How do I announce them?#
What to expect: You can announce your existing prefixes through our transit service using your ASN.
How to do it:
- Contact us with your ASN and prefixes to announce
- We’ll set up GRE or IPSec tunnel based on your connection type
- Configure BGP session using your ASN (see configuration examples above)
- Your prefixes will appear with path: AS30265 → AS401372 → Your ASN
- Both IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes supported over single tunnel and BGP session
I have ASN but no IP prefixes. What can I do?#
What to expect: You can get IPv6 space from us and optionally source IPv4 elsewhere.
How to do it:
- Request free /48 IPv6 allocation from our LIR service
- Optionally obtain IPv4 prefixes from other sources (we don’t provide IPv4 allocations)
- NAT64 available for IPv4 Internet access without IPv4 prefixes
- Set up tunnel and BGP session using your existing ASN
- Announce allocated IPv6 prefix (and any IPv4 if obtained elsewhere)
- Your ASN will be visible in the BGP path for your announcements
I don’t have ASN or IP prefixes. How do I start?#
What to expect: Complete networking solution - we provide everything you need to get started.
How to do it:
- Contact us for service setup - we handle all registrations
- We assign you a private ASN from available ranges
- Receive free /48 IPv6 allocation from our LIR service
- NAT64 available for IPv4 Internet access
- Set up tunnel and BGP using assigned private ASN
- Your traffic flows: AS30265 → AS401372 → Private ASN → Your prefix
- Perfect for hobbyists and learning BGP routing
Can I connect directly instead of using tunnels?#
What to expect: Direct BGP peering for customers with presence in Toronto data centers. How to do it:
- Available at Cologix TOR2
- Available via TOR-IX
- Contact us to arrange direct cross-connect or IX peering
- Standard BGP session setup without tunnel overhead
- Same service tiers and pricing apply
Questions? Contact us.