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This is an overview of all of our BGP Communities 54681:0 Prefix originated by 7 Strawby 54681:1 Prefix learned in North America54681:2 Prefix learned in Europe54681:3 Prefix learned in Asia54681:4 Prefix learned in Oceania54681:5 Prefix learned in Middle Eas...

Communities relating to learned geographical region 54681:1 Prefix learned in North America54681:2 Prefix learned in Europe54681:3 Prefix learned in Asia54681:4 Prefix learned in Oceania54681:5 Prefix learned in Middle East

These BGP Communities are where we learned a prefix from, based on the perspective of our network 54681:96 Prefix learned from upstream54681:97 Prefix learned from IX54681:98 Prefix learned from peer54681:99 Prefix learned from downstream

For requests relating to, or information about peering with our network We do not peer via tunnel or non-real link, and we require dual stack sessions, with the exception of IPv6 only networks, which can peer with only v6. v4 only peerings are not accepted. em...

For all issues relating to network abuse, problems with data coming from our network or otherwise email - abuse@7strawby.net

For everything else not specified in other contact forms, or just questions about us contact@7strawby.net

To be used for critical network operations requests and emergencies relating to usDO NOT use this contact information for anything other than network emergencies email - noc@7strawby.netphone - +1(617)-657-1388

For routing policy information, or issues relating to our announcements and routing policy email - routing@7strawby.net

We require all interconnections to occur over a shared physical fabric of some kind, peering must not be done via tunnel or virtual link.

All peering and interconnections must have some tangible benefit, even if small. If we pass no traffic between each other, a dedicated session will not be created. We may still peer via IX presence indirectly, however.

We may refuse to peer with you if we believe content you host, or services you provide are against our own interests, or the interests of the public internet at large.

We may refuse to peer with you if doing so may cause instability or problems within our own network

We may refuse to peer with you, or terminate your peering at any time if you are known for, or send traffic for IP ranges not directly announced by us (do not use us as a default route)