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    Biznet Internet Exchange Community v3

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    This document provides a summary of Biznet Internet Exchange's BGP community filtering guide. It describes how peers can use specific BGP communities to control how their prefixes are advertised through Biznet route servers, such as only advertising to certain ASNs or prepending the peer's ASN. It also lists the supported community types and their functions. Finally, it provides information on connecting peers to Biznet route servers, including the servers' locations and ASNs, and required BGP configurations for different vendor devices.

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    Biznet Internet Exchange Community v3

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    This document provides a summary of Biznet Internet Exchange's BGP community filtering guide. It describes how peers can use specific BGP communities to control how their prefixes are advertised through Biznet route servers, such as only advertising to certain ASNs or prepending the peer's ASN. It also lists the supported community types and their functions. Finally, it provides information on connecting peers to Biznet route servers, including the servers' locations and ASNs, and required BGP configurations for different vendor devices.

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    This document provides a summary of Biznet Internet Exchange's BGP community filtering guide. It describes how peers can use specific BGP communities to control how their prefixes are advertised through Biznet route servers, such as only advertising to certain ASNs or prepending the peer's ASN. It also lists the supported community types and their functions. Finally, it provides information on connecting peers to Biznet route servers, including the servers' locations and ASNs, and required BGP configurations for different vendor devices.

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    Biznet Internet Exchange Community v3

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    Langganan Chanel 80
    This document provides a summary of Biznet Internet Exchange's BGP community filtering guide. It describes how peers can use specific BGP communities to control how their prefixes are advertised through Biznet route servers, such as only advertising to certain ASNs or prepending the peer's ASN. It also lists the supported community types and their functions. Finally, it provides information on connecting peers to Biznet route servers, including the servers' locations and ASNs, and required BGP configurations for different vendor devices.

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    Biznet Internet Exchange

    BGP Community Filtering Guide


    BIX Operation Team

    Biznet Confidential Documentation


    This document is provided for information purposes only. The contents, including any views expressed by Biznet are
    indicative only and subject to change. This document is subject to the information classification set out on each page. If
    no information classification has been included, this document must be treated as Confidential Document and must not
    be disclosed other than with the consent of Biznet.
    © 2000 – 2021 Biznet. Biznet Home, Biznet IPTV, Biznet Metronet and other Biznet related product/services are trade
    Confidential Documentation marks of Biznet. All rights reserved.
    BGP Community Filtering Guide

    Biznet Internet Exchange offers a set of BGP communities for peers using our Route-Servers.
    By tagging your prefixes with specific communities, you can influence how and to whom the
    Route-Servers advertise your prefixes to.
    Once you are connected, feel free to contact the Biznet Internet Exchange Operations team if you
    want to learn more about using our BGP communities.

    BGP Communities can be used to control various functions of the route server. With these
    communities, you can:
    • Control the redistribution of advertised prefixes, based on an ASN
    • Prepend your own ASN

    Confidential Documentation
    Supporting Community
    Regular Community How it works
    0:PeerAS Don’t advertise the prefix to Peer AS specified in community
    17451:661 Don't announce to Amazon
    17451:662 Don't announce to Microsoft
    17451:663 Don't announce to ByteDance
    17451:664 Don't announce to GCP
    17451:669 Don't announce to GGC
    38060:101:PeerAS Perform AS-Path prepend on route server. Add 1 AS in AS path
    38060: 102 : PeerAS Perform AS-Path prepend on route server. Add 2 AS in AS path
    38060: 103 : PeerAS Perform AS-Path prepend on route server. Add 3 AS in AS path
    38060: 0 : PeerAS Don’t advertise the prefix to Peer AS specified in community
    38060: 1 : PeerAS Advertise the prefix to Peer AS specified in community

    Confidential Documentation
    Filtering Policy

    Name How it works


    Next Hop IP Drop prefix whose next hop IP address is not itsself
    AS path lengh Drop prerix whose AS path length is longer than 32
    bgp path first AS Drop prefix whose bgp path first as is not itsself
    AS transit and exchange Drop prefix whose AS path include major transit AS and Exchange
    bogon AS Drop AS rfc7607, rfc6793, rfc5398, rfc6996, rfc7300
    bogon prefixes Drop prefix rfc1918, rfc3927, rfc5737, rfc3068, rfc2544, rfc5771, rfc6598
    as-set filter Drop prefix whose not the origin prefixes from the member and they dowstream
    rpki Drop prefix whose validity is invalid
    prefixes lenght Drop prefix /25 or longer (IPv4), /64 or longer (IPv6)

    Confidential Documentation
    How to turn-up peer to RS
    RS ASN IPv4 Address IPv6 Address
    RS Jakarta 1 218.100.41.100 2001:DE8:11:3:8060::100
    RS Jakarta 2 218.100.41.101 2001:DE8:11:3:8060::101
    RS Surabaya 1 218.100.62.200 2001:DE8:11::3806:200
    RS Surabaya 2 218.100.62.201 2001:DE8:11::3806:201
    RS Malang 1 218.100.64.100 2001:DE8:11:1:380:60:0:100
    RS Malang 2 218.100.64.101 2001:DE8:11:1:380:60:0:101
    38060
    RS Semarang 1 218.100.63.100 2001:DE8:11:4:380:60:0:100
    RS Semarang 2 218.100.63.101 2001:DE8:11:4:380:60:0:101
    RS Jogjakarta 1 218.100.63.200 2001:DE8:11:5:380:60:1745:200
    RS Jogjakarta 2 218.100.63.201 2001:DE8:11:5:380:60:1745:201
    RS Denpasar 1 218.100.64.250 2001:DE8:11:3806:60::250
    RS Denpasar 2 218.100.64.251 2001:DE8:11:3806:60::251

    Confidential Documentation
    How to turn-up peer to RS

    Vendor Required configuration Vendor Required configuration


    Cisco(IOS) router bgp **** Huawei bgp ****
    no bgp enforce-first-as undo check-first-as
    Cisco(IOS-XR) router bgp **** Brocade(IronWare) router bgp ****
    bgp enforce-first-as disable bgp enforce-first-as disable

    Confidential Documentation

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