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| Kick Communications is actively
pursuing strategic peering relationships in an effort
to provide our customers and the customers of our peers
a greater Type of connectivity and service. |
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| Both parties agree to |
- Maintain a 7 x 24 NOC
- Accept a maximum prefix length of 24 bits. Aggregation
of routing information will be done where possible
and technically feasible.
- Accept all registered routes originated by each
party, and those of customers who are not multi-homed.
- Avoid re-announcement of accepted routes from other
party (no transit).
- Maintain interconnectivity capacity of at least
T-1.
- Reject RFC 1918, IANA reserved, loopback and swamp
address spaces. Default-route should not be announced
and will not be accepted by either party.
- Peer in the country of origin and all other geographically
dispersed location(s) in which both parties share
a network footprint.
- Honor MEDs when peering at geographically dispersed
locations to aid in traffic localization.
- Maintain a reasonable link capacity. If there is
a need for capacity modification (more or less) both
parties will agree on changes before they are implemented.
- Not filter packets exchanged based on content.
- Not monitor or capture packets exchanged, except
under court order or as required for troubleshooting.
- Maintain the confidentiality of information about
end users, including but not limited to their identities,
and their usage of the Internet.
- Agree to actively cooperate chasing security violations,
denial of service attacks and similar incidents.
- Not abuse the peering relationship. Examples: pointing
default route, resetting next hop, selling or giving
next hop to others, etc.
- Notify the other of announcement changes.
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| Kick Communications will |
- Announce the same routes at every IXP unless a different
strategy is agreed upon by both parties.
- Not export internal routing protocols into BGP.
- Dampen heavily any networks with /23 or smaller
(according to RIPE's progressive flap-dampening policy).
- Not provide transit services at this time.
- Reserve the right to request private peering.
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| General understanding |
- Participation in this agreement is voluntary. This
agreement is non-binding, and is implemented by each
party on a best-effort basis.
- No monetary settlements are required by this agreement.
- Either party has the right to withdraw or change
the peering policy at any time. 30 days notice of
such withdrawal or changes will be given, in writing.
- Exchange of routes will be performed using BGP4
or future recommendations of the IETF.
- Routing policy will conform to RIPE 181 or future
recommendations of the IETF.
- Reasonable efforts will be taken to minimize the
amount of route flap, or change in routes advertised.
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| If this is satisfactory, please
submit the following information to info@kickcomm.com |
The prefixes you will be advertising |
- Peering and 7x24 NOC contact information (Phone
numbers, email addresses, etc.).
- Country(s) of origin.
- Other points of presence (IXP, etc.).
- AS #(s).
- IP addresses of all peering points.
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Industry Leading Initiatives
By developing and participating in new business paradigms
and go-to-market initiatives with partners, Kick Communications
remains on the cutting edge of current and future technologies.
This enables us to offer our customers industry and world-class
solutions and services jointly with our alliances. Below
are just some of the latest initiatives between Kick Communications
and our partners. |
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| "Kick Communications strategic
business partners include some of the most recognized and respected
companies in the world" |
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