- True IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack connectivity
- High-quality routes with low latency
- Fully redundant backbone infrastructure
IP transit, Layer 2 transport & BGP – 1G to 400G
IP transit with true IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack connectivity over a fully redundant backbone – billed either by 95th percentile (burst) or as a flat rate. Ports from 1G to 400G, optionally bundled via link aggregation. Plus Layer 2 transport between sites. Blackhole communities and DDoS reporting are free of charge; DDoS protection is available as an add-on.
IP transit – what's included
A fully redundant backbone, true dual stack and routing options to suit your needs.
- BGP session: full table, default route or partial
- Alternatively next-hop routing without your own session
- Free blackhole communities
- Free DDoS reporting
- DDoS protection available as an add-on
- Layer 2 transport within and between all listed sites
Port sizes & billing
From 1 Gbit/s to 400 Gbit/s – individually or bundled via link aggregation.
Request a port size- Short traffic peaks are excluded from billing
- A good fit for fluctuating traffic
- Predictable costs without volume risk
- A good fit for constant utilization
Where you can get IP transit
Four sites in Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main area – Layer 2 transport within and between all of them.
Layer 2 transport between sites
In addition to IP transit, we offer Layer 2 transport within and between all listed sites – tailored to bandwidth, redundancy and your preferred handover points.
Deliverables – what you have at the end
Concrete results that make operations and future changes easier.
- IPv4/IPv6 assignment & subnetting
- Routing/policy (static or dynamic depending on setup)
- Docs: IP plan, dependencies, changes
- Filter sets & guardrails
- Hardening/policy documentation
- ROA review (if available) & recommendations
- Operational guidance (valid/invalid handling)
- Reverse DNS (PTR) planning/setup
- Handover docs + runbook (changes/emergencies)
- Optional: implementation in the data center via remote hands
FAQ
The most common questions – answered briefly.