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www.texas-ix.co FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                    Contact: Texas-IX                                                                                              Phone: 317.644.2224 e-mail: peering@fd-ix.com **Texas IX announces new node in San Antonio.**Texas-IX announces node inside 100 Taylor [San Antonio Texas, November 2020] Texas-IX announces an extension of their Texas peering fabric to the H5 Data Centers facility

[St. Louis, Missouri October 2020] In a partnership with Netrality**,** Fiber Data Internet Exchange (FD-IX) has expanded our hosting capacity in the St. Louis market including 210 Tucker and 900 Walnut. FD-IX, through a partnership with Netrality, has increased our space footprint at both the 210 Tucker and 900 walnut

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Internet exchange points are physical locations where different networks connect to exchange Internet traffic via common switching infrastructures. They are a key part of the Internet ecosystem and represent a vital way to increase the affordability and quality of connectivity in local communities. IXPs usually are dispersed across countries to

We have recently updated our phone tree. You can reach us via phone at 463.209.7100 or 317.644.2224 for those of you used to that number. As always you can contact us via the web at https://fd-ix.com or e-mail at helpdesk@fd-ix.com

Anchor Locations 733 West Henry Street - Lifeline Data Centers 401 North Shadeland - Lifeline Data Centers Node Locations 731 West Henry - 365 Data Centers Remote Peering 701 West Henry - Data Bank Peering Information PeeringDB Entry for Indianapolis Untagged Vlan by default Route Server 1 IPV4: 206.53.

I have been helping an exchange member get their routing registry and RPKI stuff setup. Over the course of this, I did a once over of their BGP configuration. Their setup brought about this article. Not everyone on the Internet needs full feeds from their provider. In this case, how