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How to connect

Three steps to your first session.

If you operate an autonomous system, you can be exchanging routes with UE-IX in three moves. Need a circuit too? Same conversation — we’ll scope DIA, local loop, or a leased line at the same time.

STEP 01

Provision a port

Order a cross-connect into the UE-IX fabric at a supported facility, or arrange a backhaul to reach it — we can deliver local loop if you don’t already have one.

STEP 02

Bring up BGP

Configure a session to our route servers — or a direct adjacency — using your own ASN and addressing. We can run the session for you if you prefer.

STEP 03

Exchange routes

Announce your prefixes, accept the exchange, and start keeping local Philippine traffic local. Members typically see the savings on the first month’s transit invoice.

Peering

Public IX peering

Bring your ASN and prefixes; we’ll configure your port and route-server session.

Email peering request
Circuits

DIA / local loop / leased line

Send your sites and required capacity; we’ll come back with coverage and pricing.

Email circuit inquiry
NOC / Support

Operational issues

Existing member with a ticket, outage, or routing question? Reach the operations team.

Email NOC
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Inquiry

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