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Biznet Global Internet

TIER-1 INTERNET NETWORK IN INDONESIA

Biznet operates an extensive global network in several continents to peering directly with multiple Tier-1 providers for faster access and shorter route. As of 7 August 2015, Biznet primary international backbone was running on our own Biznet Fiber Java Bangka Batam Singapore with multiple n x 100 Gbps connection to provide large capacity from Indonesia to the World.

Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Technology

Biznet Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) network operates at OSI "Layer 2.5" model that can be used to carry many different kinds of traffic and including IP packets.

Biznet Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Network is a data-carrying mechanism which emulates some properties of a circuit-switched network over a packet-switched network. MPLS operates at an OSI Model layer that is generally considered to lie between traditional definitions of Layer 2 (data link layer) and Layer 3 (network layer), and thus is often referred to as a "Layer 2.5" protocol. It was designed to provide a unified data-carrying service for both circuit-based clients and packet-switching clients which provide a datagram service model. It can be used to carry many different kinds of traffic, including IP packets.

Biznet MPLS Network is available on all Biznet Global Internet and Biznet Fiber networks. Biznet MPLS Network also able to interconnect to other provider's MPLS network to extend network coverage globally.

Peering with Biznet

Biznet is actively peering in Australia, Asia and Europe. We use Open Peering policy for any ISP, Telco, Data Center atau Internet Exchange who wanted to interconnect with our network.

Peering Policy

  • Both parties shall maintain a backbone network with adequate capacity to ensure delivery of traffic within normal SLA standards.
  • Both parties shall have consistent route announcements across all public and private interconnection points.
  • Both parties shall make every reasonable effort to limit and control Denial of Service attacks and forged packets from within their network.
  • Both parties shall announce only their own routes and those of their transit customers to one another. Route leaking is prohibited, and will be filtered if detected.
  • Both parties shall refrain from using one another as a route of last resort, or otherwise sending traffic to the other party for a route not announced via BGP.
  • Biznet can provide MD5 password for each BGP session (optional).
  • Domestic networks must interconnect at a minimum of two physically diverse peering points. International networks may connect may interconnect at a single peering point.
  • Both parties shall maintain Network Operations Center that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  • Both parties shall provide advance notice of any planned maintenance, and immediate notice of any unplanned outages, affecting any interconnection.
  • Biznet reserves the right to decline any settlement-free peering request at any time, for any reason.
  • Biznet reserves the right to modify this policy at any time, for any reason.

Peering Information

Autonomous System Number

17451

IRR AS-SET

BIZNET-AS-AP

Peering Policy

Open

Maximum Prefixes

Looking Glass

http://noc-tools.biznetnetworks.com/lg

PeeringDB Record

http://as17451.peeringdb.com
Contact Information
NOC Phone Number

+62-21-57998888

NOC Email

noc@biznetnetworks.com

Peering Email

peering@biznetnetworks.com

Abuse Email

abuse@biznetnetworks.com

List of Connected Internet Exchange

Internet Exchange

Name

City

IPv4

IPv6

Speed

Status

MegaIX Singapore

Megaport Singapore Internet Exchange

Singapore, SG

103.41.12.29

2001:ded::1d

10 Gbps

Active

AMS-IX

Amsterdam Internet Exchange

Amsterdam, NL

80.249.210.131

2001:7F8:1::A501:7451:1

10 Gbps

Active

BIX

Biznet Internet Exchange

Jakarta, ID

218.100.41.135

2001:DE8:11:380:60::1/64

10 Gbps

Active

Equinix Singapore

Equinix Internet Exchange Singapore

Singapore, SG

27.111.228.9

2001:DE8:4::1:7451:1/64

10 Gbps

Active

Equinix Sydney

Equinix Internet Exchange Sydney

Sydney, AU

45.127.172.114

2001:DE8:6::1:7451:1

1 Gbps

Active

IIX

Indonesia Internet Exchange

Jakarta, ID

218.100.4.158

2001:7FA:2::2F/64

10 Gbps

Active

MyIX

Malaysia Internet Exchange

Kuala Lumpur, MY

218.100.44.119

2001:DE8:10::32

1 Gbps

Active

Open IXP

Open IXP

Jakarta, ID

218.100.36.91

2001:7FA:F::2E/64

30 Gbps

Active

Private Network Interconnect

PRIVATE PEERING AS Number LOCATION CITY SPEED LATENCY
Google 15169 Global Switch Singapore Singapore, SG 40 Gbps 12 ms
Google 15169 Equinix Singapore Singapore, SG 20 Gbps 12 ms
Facebook 32934 Global Switch Singapore Singapore, SG 20 Gbps 12 ms
Facebook 32934 Equinix Singapore Singapore, SG 10 Gbps 12 ms
Apple 714 Global Switch Singapore Singapore, SG 20 Gbps 12 ms
Microsoft 8075 Global Switch Singapore Singapore, SG 10 Gbps 12 ms
Twitch TV 46489 Equinix Singapore Singapore, SG 10 Gbps 12 ms
Netflix 40027 Midplaza Building Jakarta, ID 20 Gbps 12 ms
Microsoft 8075 Cyber Building Jakarta, ID 10 Gbps 1 ms
Google Cloud Platform 139190 Cyber Building Jakarta, ID 10 Gbps 1 ms
Facebook 32934 Cyber Building Jakarta, ID 100 Gbps 1 ms
CloudFlare 13335 Cyber Building Jakarta, ID 10 Gbps 1 ms
Garena 58816 Cyber Building Jakarta, ID 1 Gbps 1 ms
Shopee 137831 Cyber Building Jakarta, ID 1 Gbps 1 ms
Zenlayer 21859 IDC Duren Tiga Jakarta, ID 10 Gbps 1 ms

Network Status

We are constantly increasing the breadth and quality of our network coverage. By using the latest technology Biznet committed to provide reliable services to support business activities. Here's a graph of the amount of Bandwidth Global Internet usage seen in real time.
International Gateway Link

Daily Statistic (5 Minute Average)

Local Link (IIX)

Daily Statistic (5 Minute Average)

Biznet Internet Exchange

Daily Statistic (5 Minute Average)