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** [[Bangladesh Internet Exchange]],[http://www.bdix.net Official Site], (BDIX), [[Dhaka]] |
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** [[Telecom_Cambodia|Telecom Cambodia (IIX/DIX)]], [http://www.tc.com.kh/ Official website] |
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** [[Shanghai City Exchange]], [[Shanghai]] |
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Revision as of 09:58, 7 December 2010
This is a list of Internet exchange points. Some of the entries in the list represent IXPs whereas some represent organizations that operate one or more IXPs.
Africa
- Angola
- Angola Internet Exchange (ANG-IX), Official website
- Botswana
- Botswana Internet Exchange (BINX)
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Egypt
- Cairo Internet Exchange (CR-IX)
- Middle East Internet Exchange (MEIX)
- Ghana
- Ghana Internet Exchange (GIX)
- Ivory Coast
- Kenya
- Mozambique
- Mozambique Internet Exchange (MOZ-IX), Official website
- Nigeria
- South Africa
- Tanzania
- Uganda
- Zimbabwe
Asia
- Bangladesh
- Cambodia
- China
- Hong Kong
- Indonesia
- India
- India Internet Exchange (IN-IX)
- Israel
- Japan
- Japan Network Access Point (JPNAP)
- JPNAP Osaka
- JPNAP6
- JPIX
- DIX-IE (NSPIXP2)
- NSPIXP-6
- Korea
- KINX(Korea Internet Exchange)
- Malaysia
- Mongolia
- Nepal
- Nepal Internet Exchange (npIX), Kathmandu
- Philippines
- Manila Internet Exchange, Manila
- Philippine Internet Exchange (PhIX)
- Philippine Common Routing Exchange (PHNET CORE)
- Vitro Internet Exchange (VIX), Pasig City
- Singapore
- Taiwan
- Thailand [2]
- CAT Telecom National Internet Exchange by CAT (CAT-NIX) Official website
- TOT National Internet Exchange by TOT (TOT-NIX) Official website
- True Internet Gateway National Internet Exchange (TIG-NIX) Official website
- Advance Datanetwork Communication National Internet Exchange (ADC-NIX) Official website
- CS Loxinfo National Internet Exchange (CSL-NIX) Official website
- TT&T Global Network National Internet Exchange (TTGN-NIX)
- Jastel Network Internet Exchange (Jastel-IX) Official website
- NECTEC IIR Public Internet Exchange (NECTEC-PIE, Research Only)
- Vietnam
- Uzbekistan
- Tashkent Internet Exchange, (TAS-IX) Official Site
Europe
Most major European IXPs are organized in the European Internet Exchange Association (Euro-IX) EURO-IX website.
- Austria
- Vienna Internet Exchange (VIX), Vienna
- Belgium
- Belgian National Internet eXchange (BNIX), Brussels
- Free Belgian Internet Exchange (FreeBIX), Brussels
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Cyprus
- Cyprus Internet Exchange (CyIX)
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Tallinn Internet Exchange (TIX), Tallinn
- Tallinn Internet Exchange (2) (TLLIX), Tallinn
- Finland
- Finnish Communication and Internet Exchange (FICIX), Helsinki, Espoo, Oulu
- Tampere Region Exchange (TREX), Tampere
- France
- Paris metropolitan area
- France Internet Exchange (France-IX), Paris, Official website
- French National Internet Exchange IPv6 (FNIX6), Paris
- Metropolitan Area Ethernet (MAE), Paris
- Mix Internet Exchange and Transit (MIXT), Paris
- Paris Internet Exchange (PARIX), Paris
- Paris Operators for Universal Internet Exchange (POUIX), Paris
- Service for French Internet Exchange (SFINX), Paris
- Free Internet Exchange (FreeIX), Paris
- Paris NAP (PaNAP), Paris
- Out of Paris
- EuroGIX, Alsace
- Grenoble Network Initiative (GNI), Grenoble
- Lyon Internet Exchange (Lyonix), Lyon
- Marseille Internet eXchange (MAIX), Marseille
- PhibIX, Saint-Étienne
- Paris metropolitan area
- Germany
- Alps Internet Exchange (ALP-IX), Munich, Official website
- Berlin Commercial Internet Exchange (BCIX), Berlin
- German Internet Exchange (DE-CIX), Frankfurt
- European Commercial Internet Exchange (ECIX)[1], Düsseldorf[2], Berlin[3], Hamburg[4]
- Frankfurt Internet Exchange (F-IX), Frankfurt
- Frankfurt Network Access Point (fraNAP), Frankfurt
- INXS Hamburg (INXS HBG), Hamburg
- WorkIX Hamburg (WORKIX), Hamburg
- INXS Munich (INXS MUC), Munich
- Kleyer Rebstöcker InternetExchange (KleyReX), Frankfurt
- MAE Frankfurt, Frankfurt
- Munich Commercial Internet Exchange (M-CIX), Munich
- Nürnberger Internet Exchange (N-IX), Nuremberg
- Greece
- Athens Internet Exchange (AIX), Athens
- Greek Internet Exchange (GR-IX), Athens
- Hungary
- Iceland
- Ireland
- Internet Neutral Exchange (INEX), Dublin
- Italy
- Friuli Venezia Giulia Internet Exchange (FVG-IX), Udine, Official website
- Milan Internet Exchange (MIX), Milan, Official website
- Nautilus Mediterranean Exchange Point (NaMeX), Rome, Official website
- Torino Piemonte Exchange Point (TOPIX), Turin, Official website
- Tuscany Internet Exchange (TIX), Florence, Official website
- Kazakhstan
- Kazakhstan Internet Exchange (Kaz-IX), Almaty, Official website
- Latvia
- Latvian Internet Exchange (LIX), Riga
- Riga Internet Exchange (RIX), Riga
- Luxembourg
- Malta
- Malta Internet Exchange (MIX Malta), Msida
- Moldova
- Moldavian Internet Exchange (MD-IX), Chisinau
- Netherlands
- Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX), Amsterdam[3]
- Netherlands Internet Exchange (NL-ix), Amsterdam and other locations[3]
- Nederlands-Duitse Internet Exchange (NDIX), Enschede[3]
- Groningen Internet Exchange (GN-IX), Groningen[3]
- Friese Internet Exchange (FR-IX), Leeuwarden[3]
- XchangePoint Amsterdam IPP, Amsterdam[3]
- Den Haag Internet Exchange, The Hague[3] (defunct)
- Rotterdam Internet eXchange (R-iX), Rotterdam[3]
- Norway
- Norwegian Internet Exchange (NIX), Oslo
- Poland
- Polish Internet Exchange (PL-IX), Warsaw
- Warsaw Internet Exchange (WIX), Warsaw
- Portugal
- Romania
- Romanian Network for Internet Exchange (RoNIX), Bucharest
- InterLAN Internet Exchange (InterLAN), Bucharest Official website
- Tomis Internet eXchange (TomIX), Constanta Official website
- Russia
- Chelyabinsk Peering Point Ural, Chelyabinsk, created around 2001 [5], stalled on around 2004 [6]
- EKT-IX, Yekaterinburg, [7]
- Home-IX, Moscow [8]
- IXNN, Nizhniy Novgorod
- KRS-IX, Krasnoyarsk, [9]
- KZN-IX, Kazan, [10]
- Moscow Internet Exchange (MSK-IX), Moscow
- NSK-IX, Novosibirsk, [11]
- RND-IX, Rostov, [12]
- Samara Internet Exchange (SMR-IX), Samara, [13]
- North-West Internet Exchange (NW-IX), Saint Petersburg
- Saint Petersburg Internet Exchange (SPB-IX), Saint Petersburg
- SVAO-IX, Moscow [14]
- VLV-IX, Vladivostok, Russia, [15]
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Spain
- Catalunya Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX), Barcelona
- Nap de las Americas (TERREMARK), Madrid
- España Internet Exchange (ESPANIX), Madrid
- Galicia Neutral Internet Exchange (GALNIX), Santiago de Compostela
- Punto Neutro Vasco (EuskoNIX), San Sebastián
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- CERN Internet Exchange Point (CIXP), Geneva
- Swiss Internet Exchange (SWISSIX), Zürich
- Telehouse Internet Exchange (TIX), Zürich
- Turkey
- Turkish Information Exchange (TURNET)
- Ukraine
- Ukrainian Internet Exchange Network (UA-IX) site, Kiev
- Donetsk Internet Exchange Point (EUNIC-IX) site, Donetsk
- Kharkiv Internet Exchange (KH-IX) site, Kharkiv
- Kherson Internet Exchange (IX.ks.ua) site, Kherson
- Odessa Internet Exchange (OD-IX) site, Odessa
- Zaporizhia Internet Exchange (ZPIX) site, Zaporizhia
- United Kingdom
- London Internet Exchange (LINX) site, London
- London Internet Providers Exchange (LIPEX) site, London
- London Network Access Point (LONAP) site, London
- Manchester Network Access Point (MaNAP) site, Manchester
- Manchester Commercial Internet Exchange (mcix) site, Manchester
- Meridian Gate Internet Exchange (MERIEX), London
- Packet Exchange, London Official website
- Redbus Internet Exchange (RBIEX), London
- Sovereign House Exchange (SovEx), London (dead)
- xChangepoint, London (acquired by Packet Exchange)
Middle East
Oceania
- Australia
- Equinix, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
- PIPE Networks, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra
- AUSIX, Melbourne
- Brisbane Internet Exchange (BIX), Brisbane (dead)
- Lismore Internet Exchange (LIX), Lismore
- MEL BONE, Melbourne (dead)
- Melbourne NAPette, Melbourne
- Newcastle Internet Exchange (NIX), Newcastle (dead)
- South Australian Internet Exchange (SAIX), Adelaide (dead)
- Sydney Internet Exchange (SIX), Sydney (dead)
- Victorian Internet Exchange (VIX), Victoria
- Western Australian Internet Exchange (WAIX), Perth
- Wollongong Internet Exchange (WIX), Wollongong (dead)
- New Zealand
Entries above marked "dead" were part of the failed AUSBONE or appear to have faded from view.
North America
- Canada
- BC Internet Exchange (BCIX)
- Ottawa Internet Exchange (Ottix) [8]
- Quebec Internet Exchange (QIX) [9]
- Peer1 Exchange (PIX) [10] - Available in PEER 1's Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal data centers
- Toronto Internet Exchange (TorIX) [11] - Canada's Largest Public Internet Exchange
- United States
- AADS - AT&T NAP Chicago, Illinois
- Any2 - Any2 Exchange - Los Angeles, One Wilshire Building
- TIE - Telx Internet Exchange
- Big APE - Big Apple Peering Exchange New York City, New York
- Boston MXP
- C3IX - California Central Coast Internet Exchange - Digital West, San Luis Obispo, California
- ChIX - Chicago Internet eXchange
- Equinix Internet Exchanges
- HIX - Hawaii Internet eXchange
- LAIIX - Los Angeles International Internet eXchange
- MAE-Central
- MAE-East
- MAE-West
- Northern Lights Local Exchange Point (NLLXP) - Minneapolis, Minnesota
- NAP of the Americas (NOTA) - Terremark - Miami, Florida
- NWAX - Portland
- NYIIX
- SFMIX - San Francisco
- SIX - Seattle
- SOAX - Medford, Oregon
- Switch and Data's Peering And Internet eXchanges (PAIX)
- Voice Peering Fabric - distributed IXP for the exchange of VoIP traffic
- Puerto Rico
- Internet Exchange of Puerto Rico (IX.PR)
Central America
South America
References
- ^ Map of Internet eXchange Points in Africa, Network Startup Resource Center.
- ^ NECTEC-IIR
- ^ a b c d e f g h Internet Exchange Directory. Packet Clearing House. Retrieved on 2008-09-17.
- ^ EMIX (Emirates Internet exchange)
- ^ Etisalat - UAE Internet bandwidth crosses 7.5 Gbit/s with capacity of 49 STM1 links
- ^ AME Info - Etisalat installs Middle East's first Root Name Server
- ^ Khaleej Times - Etisalat and ISC install Middle East's first Root Name Server
- ^ OttIX website
- ^ QIX official website
- ^ PIX website
- ^ TorIX website