LillIX
Policy
Règles techniques et opérationnelles applicables aux réseaux souhaitant se connecter à LillIX.
Disclaimer / Foreword
The below document displays a set of strict common rules that any network willing to connect to the LILLIX has to follow. Failure to comply with any rules may result in a deny to connect to LILLIX.
Those rules are to be agreed by any LILLIX candidate network before actually joining the Exchange.
General terms
- The candidate shall be a public or privately held company officially registered in its home country's trade and/or industry authority.
- The candidate shall run an Internet related business.
- The candidate shall provide LILLIX with a 24 hours/24 and 7 days/7 operational contact.
- LILLIX does not manage, coordinate nor take part in relationships between connected members, and will therefore not act as third party in peering agreements between its members.
- LILLIX must never be used to harm or disrupt other parties' business and infrastructures.
- The LILLIX service does not include any collocation, housing nor hosting features.
- Members' cabling shall always be labelled clearly, displaying the owner's name.
Routing and AS restrictions
- Only BGPv4 is allowed and mandatory as a routing protocol.
- The peering party should have a registered public ASN.
- The same member is allowed to use multiple ASNs as long as there is one single common NOC contact.
- LILLIX only accepts peering traffic from its members: no charged peering traffic, no next-hop rewrite hack, no default routes nor statics.
- Peering parties should always send aggregated routes when possible.
- Only RIR registered prefixes shall be announced by members.
- The minimum IPv4 prefix to be announced is /24, and /48 for IPv6.
Link layer restrictions
The only accepted L2 frames should be IPv4 (0x0800), IPv6 (0x86dd), and ARP (0x0806).
The following protocols are explicitly forbidden: discovery protocols, L2 resiliency protocols, VTP/GVRP, ICMP redirect, BootP/DHCP. Multicast protocols PIM SM/DM/SDM and IGMP are LILLIX specials.
Physical ports and capacity
- There should be one cable per member. No shared cable is allowed as LILLIX switches run MAC filtering.
- LILLIX can ask applicants to provide bandwidth justification whenever necessary.
- Ethernet aggregation and port bandwidth upgrades are possible subject to LILLIX approval.