IP transit, peering and CDN on-ramps for ISPs, cable operators and content platforms. Committed or burstable, delivered where you already have presence.
Full-table BGP transit with IPv4 and IPv6, blended across multiple upstreams so a single carrier issue doesn't take you offline.
Ports onto major Indian internet exchanges, plus private peering with content networks to keep local traffic local.
Direct on-ramps to major CDN and content caches, cutting the transit you pay for on video and software delivery.
Always-on detection with on-demand scrubbing. Attack traffic is dropped upstream before it reaches your edge.
Pay a committed rate and burst above it when you need to, billed on 95th percentile rather than a hard cap.
Diverse paths into two of our POPs so a fibre cut on one route doesn't drop your customers.
We look at your current traffic profile and pick the delivery POP with the shortest path to your network.
Committed rate, burst ceiling and term are agreed. Pricing is per Mbps and drops as commit rises.
Cross-connect inside a shared facility, or a last-mile circuit if you're delivering to your own POP.
We configure the session, agree prefix filters and announce your ranges. Testing happens before you shift production traffic.
Traffic graphs, 95th percentile reporting and NOC escalation are available from day one in the customer portal.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Port options | 1 GE, 10 GE, 40 GE, 100 GE |
| Commit sizes | From 100 Mbps up to multi-10 Gbps committed |
| Billing model | Committed information rate or 95th percentile burstable |
| Routing | eBGP, full table or default + partial, IPv4 and IPv6 |
| Prefix support | RPKI validated, IRR-filtered prefix acceptance |
| Redundancy | Dual-homed delivery available across two POPs |
| DDoS mitigation | Always-on netflow detection, on-demand scrubbing |
| Peering | Ports at NIXI and major private exchanges |
| Latency SLA | Contracted intra-India latency and packet-loss targets |
| Provisioning | 7–14 working days for in-facility cross-connect |
Operators outgrowing a single upstream who need blended, redundant transit without a full carrier contract.
Multi-system operators aggregating traffic from many local networks into one wholesale purchase.
Content businesses that need predictable latency to eyeball networks during peak hours.
Large enterprises running their own DC who want carrier-diverse internet without four vendor relationships.