- TATA
- GTT
- 1-DE FREE
Our network
Hostigan announces AS213693 through PletX GmbH (AS62403), a carrier-dense European network interconnected in Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Eygelshoven, with 10 Tbps+ of anycast DDoS scrubbing in front of every port.
- Our ASN
- AS213693
- Upstream network
- AS62403 · PletX GmbH
- Exchange ports
- 2 × 100G
- Peering networks
- 330+
- DDoS scrubbing
- 10 Tbps+ · Raxe
The AS213693 network is open for business. Get in touch about commercial transit, peering requests or individual network services and we will scope it with you.
Three facilities, two countries, one network.
PletX GmbH (AS62403) interconnects at three carrier-neutral sites. Each has its own transit and exchange ports, so losing one changes the path, not the availability.
- Hurricane Electric
- FBW Networks
- Peering.cz
- Tube-Hosting
- 1-IX EU
Transit carriers
Tier 1 and regional carriers above the upstream network, as published on bgp.tools.
- TATA Communications
AS6453 - GTT Communications
AS3257 - Hurricane Electric
AS6939 - FBW Networks
AS49434 - Tube-Hosting
AS49581
Internet exchanges
Open peering policy with 330+ networks across these exchanges, with route servers on both 100G ports.
- 1-IX EU Poland
100G - 1-DE FREE Germany
100G - Peering.cz Czechia
DDoS scrubbing
Volumetric attacks are absorbed by Raxe on a 10 Tbps+ anycast network before they reach the upstream.
- eBPF/XDP filtering in microseconds
- Game and application-aware filters
- Layer 3, 4 and 7 coverage
Routing hygiene
AS213693 announces these prefixes. Look us up on bgp.tools or PeeringDB and verify every number on this page.
45.65.112.0/24109.176.202.0/242a0f:85c1:b36::/48- RPKI valid on every prefix
Built for performance
Every site has more than one way in and out: separate carriers, separate exchanges, separate fibre. Losing a provider changes throughput rather than availability, and 10 Tbps+ of scrubbing upstream means an attack is absorbed instead of scrambled for.
Network features
Mitigation sits inside the network rather than bolted on afterwards. Hostile traffic is scrubbed before it reaches your port, so you usually find out from a graph instead of an outage.
Transit from TATA, GTT, Hurricane Electric and FBW Networks, plus open peering with 330+ networks at 1-IX EU, 1-DE FREE and Peering.cz. Traffic takes a short, deliberately chosen path.
Frankfurt and Amsterdam are Europe's two densest interconnection markets. Sitting in both, with Eygelshoven between them, keeps European latency low and always leaves traffic a second way around.
The network is one layer. The facilities it runs in and the hardware it moves traffic for are documented too.
Ask us anything about routing, peering or capacity. Discord is fastest for a quick answer, and a ticket goes straight to the network team.
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