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Lipex

Lipex. Who we are Lipex Timeline Network Website. Internet Exchange based in London and Amsterdam Our customers are small to medium size companies. Reliable Open Friendly Easy to use. Who we are. Running cost Low cost Fixed cost Set up fee: GBP 500

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Lipex

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  1. Lipex • Who we are • Lipex Timeline • Network • Website

  2. Internet Exchange based in London and Amsterdam Our customers are small to medium size companies Reliable Open Friendly Easy to use Who we are

  3. Running cost Low cost Fixed cost Set up fee: GBP 500 10 mbps connection: GBP 50 /month 100 mbps connection: GBP 100/month 1 Gig connection: GBP 100/month Value added Euro IX member http://www.euro-ix.net Keep up to date with other Exchanges in Europe Share knowledge and learn from other exchanges experience What makes us different

  4. 2001 Creation of Lipex Free for 1 year Switches sponsored by Allied Telesyn Sites: Telehouse north Telehouse East Redbus Harbour Exchange 2002 52 peers by the end of the first year 2003 Charges introduced Purchase of dark fibre ring Expansion sites Redbus Meridian and Sovereign Timeline

  5. 2004: Introduction of Amsterdam peering sites Telehouse 2 Redbus Amsterdam 2005 Number of peers: 60 Gigabit switch to Meridian UPS in each rack Research for 10 G switches Timeline

  6. New switches Force 10 Fibre ring: Add Sovereign and Meridian on the dark fibre ring New sites Telecity Hex Plans for 2006

  7. Weathermap

  8. Dark Fibre Ring going through: HEX THN THE Sites going through wavelength STAR MERIDIAN SOVEREIGN Juniper routers Allied Telesyn 9816 GB Allied Telesyn Rapier 24i Dell servers Set up and Equipment

  9. Online signup Login Section Manage info Router stats Arp watch Looking glass IPV4 and IPV6 assignments Traffic Maps PeerPal Facilitates your first contact with all other peers on the exchange Mailing list IRC channel RT ticketing system Online Tools available

  10. Stats Connection Speeds: 10 mbps: only used by smaller ISPs 100 mbps: most popular connection 1 GIG: getting more and more popular

  11. Contact us • Panny Malialis • Panny@lipex.net • Tel: 0870 432 9202 • www.lipex.net • Address: 9th Floor Redbus Interhouse building 6, Harbour Exchange Square London E14 9GE

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