WHY2025: How to become your own ISP [video]

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scottgg · 1h ago

This is great! I wonder how much the presenters country - the Netherlands - has made this easier with the peering. It’s hard for me to imagine just asking big serious networks to patch you in down here in Switzerland is likely to fly.

db48x · 15m ago

It does seem easiest to start with an IX, where you can follow the published rules to join the IX and connection your network to it’s without bothering every other member.

mrngm · 32m ago

Perhaps get in touch with the people behind SwiNOG? https://www.swinog.ch/ (Swiss Network Operators Group)

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WHY2025: How to become your own ISP [video]

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