BGP VPS – Bring Your Own ASN & IP Space
Hello LowEndTalk!
BGP Network LLC (AS214329) is now offering our BGP-enabled VPS service for network operators, homelab users, and anyone looking for an affordable environment to operate their own ASN and announce their own IP prefixes.
BGP VPS — $10/month
Specifications
Cisco IOS XE Virtual Router Available
Need a real routing environment instead of a standard Linux VPS?
We can also provide a Cisco IOS XE Virtual Router for BGP use.
This gives you a familiar Cisco CLI environment where you can manage your own BGP configuration, prefix-lists, route-maps, communities and routing policies.
Whether you prefer Linux/FRR, Windows, or Cisco IOS XE, you can establish your own BGP session with our network using your own ASN.
Announce Your Prefixes Through Our Network
Bring your own ASN and authorized IPv4/IPv6 prefixes and establish an eBGP session directly with BGP Network (AS214329).
Accepted customer prefixes can be propagated through our upstream transit and connected Internet Exchanges.
Upstream Transit
Internet Exchange Connectivity
This provides your prefixes with reachability through our Tier-1 upstream connectivity as well as our connected IX/peering infrastructure.
How does it work?
You bring your ASN + IP prefixes.
We verify the routing authorization and establish an eBGP session between your ASN and AS214329. You can then originate your authorized prefixes from your BGP VPS / virtual router and control your own BGP configuration.
BYOASN/BYOIP means we are not selling or leasing ASN/IP resources as part of this offer.
Price
$10 USD / month recurring
No setup fee.
Ordering
BGP services are manually reviewed before provisioning.
Order / Request Service:
https://bgp.sa/contact
Website: https://bgp.sa
ASN: AS214329
Looking Glass: https://bgp.sa/looking-glass
Have questions about BGP, routing policy, prefix announcements, Cisco IOS XE, or our network? Feel free to ask in this thread.
Regards,
Hello LowEndTalk!
BGP Network LLC (AS214329) is now offering our BGP-enabled VPS service for network operators, homelab users, and anyone looking for an affordable environment to operate their own ASN and announce their own IP prefixes.
BGP VPS — $10/month
Specifications
- 1 vCPU
- 2 GB RAM
- 20 GB Storage
- 1 Gbps Port (Unmetered)
- Linux , Windows & Cisco XE IOS
- BYOASN supported
- BYOIP supported
- IPv4 & IPv6 BGP
- Direct eBGP session with AS214329
- Datacenter: Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Need a real routing environment instead of a standard Linux VPS?
We can also provide a Cisco IOS XE Virtual Router for BGP use.
This gives you a familiar Cisco CLI environment where you can manage your own BGP configuration, prefix-lists, route-maps, communities and routing policies.
Whether you prefer Linux/FRR, Windows, or Cisco IOS XE, you can establish your own BGP session with our network using your own ASN.
Bring your own ASN and authorized IPv4/IPv6 prefixes and establish an eBGP session directly with BGP Network (AS214329).
Accepted customer prefixes can be propagated through our upstream transit and connected Internet Exchanges.
Upstream Transit
- Arelion — AS1299
- GTT — AS3257
- Hurricane Electric — AS6939
Internet Exchange Connectivity
- DE-CIX Frankfurt
- NL-IX
- LONAP
- SIX Seattle
- KCIX
- HOUIX
- ERA-IX Amsterdam
This provides your prefixes with reachability through our Tier-1 upstream connectivity as well as our connected IX/peering infrastructure.
How does it work?
You bring your ASN + IP prefixes.
We verify the routing authorization and establish an eBGP session between your ASN and AS214329. You can then originate your authorized prefixes from your BGP VPS / virtual router and control your own BGP configuration.
BYOASN/BYOIP means we are not selling or leasing ASN/IP resources as part of this offer.
Price
$10 USD / month recurring
No setup fee.
Ordering
BGP services are manually reviewed before provisioning.
Order / Request Service:
https://bgp.sa/contact
Website: https://bgp.sa
ASN: AS214329
Looking Glass: https://bgp.sa/looking-glass
Have questions about BGP, routing policy, prefix announcements, Cisco IOS XE, or our network? Feel free to ask in this thread.
Regards,