Join the MANRS IXP Program

Organization Name*
Abbreviation (e.g. TorIX)
Where is your organization based?*
Select the country your organization is based in and/or where you provide services. You may select multiple countries. We use ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 country codes.
Organization Website*
If you are already displaying MANRS membership information, please provide the link to that page. Otherwise, provide the link to your home page.
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IX-F ID(s)
If you’re not sure what your IX-F ID is, you can look it up in the IXPDB. If you don’t have an IX-F ID, IXPDB will assign one on request.

Enter additional IDs by clicking the “+” button.
IX-F ID(s) and Peering DB ID(s)
IX-F ID(s) Peering DB ID(s)

If you’re not sure what your IX-F ID is, you can look it up in the IXPDB. If you don’t have an IX-F ID, IXPDB will assign one on request.

To find your Peering DB id or register one, you can use www.peeringdb.com. If in doubt, email mailto:[email protected].

Enter additional IDs by clicking the “+” button.
AS Number(s) of Your Networks*
Add each AS Number on its own line by using the “+” key.
Organization Logo
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Contact Name*
First Last
Contact Job Title
Contact Email*

Action 1: Facilitate prevention of propagation of incorrect routing information
The IXP implements filtering of route announcements at the Route Server based on routing information data (IRR and/or RPKI). Based on the outcome of the validation process, the invalid announcements are filtered in accordance with the IXP published policy.
Has your organization implemented Action 1?*
Implementation of Action 1 is required for participation in MANRS.
- Yes, my organization implements filtering of route announcements.
To speed up the application review process, network operators must provide a detailed description of how they prevent the propagation of incorrect routing information, by answering the mandatory questions below:
Describe your implementation of Action 1. (Confidential)*
If prefix filters are used, what are the mechanisms for generating them? If not, what kind of controls are used? (Confidential, Mandatory)
How frequently are these filters updated? (Confidential, Mandatory)*
How frequently are these filters updated? (Confidential, Mandatory)
What mechanism is used to check that a customer legitimately holds the ASN and IP blocks they intend to announce? (Confidential, Mandatory)*
What mechanism is used to check that a customer legitimately holds the ASN and IP blocks they intend to announce? (Confidential, Mandatory)
Other implementation details (Confidential, Optional)*
Other implementation details (Confidential, Optional)
Comment on Action 1 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 1?

Action 2: Promote MANRS in the IXP membership
The IXP provides encouragement or assistance for members to implement MANRS actions. Implementation of Action 2 is required for participation in MANRS.
How has your organization implemented Action 2?*
There are 4 levels of implementation for Action 2. One or more boxes must be checked.
- Action 2-1: Offer assistance to its members to maintain accurate routing information in an appropriate repository (IRR and/or RPKI).
- Action 2-2: Offer assistance in implementing MANRS ISP Actions for the members.
- Action 2-3: Indicate MANRS participation on the member list and the website.
- Action 2-4: Provide incentives linked to MANRS readiness.
Describe your implementation of Action 2-1. (Confidential)
What kind of assistance do you provide your members in maintaining accurate routing information in an appropriate repository (IRR and/or RPKI)? This information is meant to help MANRS review your application.
Comment on Action 2-1 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 2-1?
Describe your implementation of Action 2-2. (Confidential)
What kind of assistance do you provide your members in implementing MANRS ISP Actions? This information is used by MANRS to evaluate your application and is not published.
Comment on Action 2-2 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 2-2?
Describe your implementation of Action 2-3. (Confidential)
Where do you indicate MANRS participation for your members? This information is used by MANRS to evaluate your application and is not published.
Comment on Action 2-3 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 2-3?
Describe your implementation of Action 2-4. (Confidential)
What kind of incentives do you provide members for implementing MANRS ISP Actions? This information is used by MANRS to evaluate your application and is not published.
Comment on Action 2-4 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 2-4?

Action 3. Protect the Peering Platform
The IXP has a published policy of traffic not allowed on the peering fabric and performs filtering of such traffic.
Has your organization implemented Action 3?*
- Yes, my organization provides filtering and has a published policy.
- No, but it’s on the roadmap.
- No.
Describe your implementation of Action 3. (Confidential)
How does your organization protect the peering platform? Include a link to your policy. This information is used by MANRS to evaluate your application and is not published.
Comment on Action 3 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 2-4?

Action 4. Facilitate global operational communication and coordination between network operators.
The IXP facilitates communication among members by providing necessary mailing lists and member directories. The IXP and each of its members has at least one valid, active email address and one phone number that other members can use for cases of abuse, security, and operational incidents.
Has your organization implemented Action 4?*
- Yes, we facilitate communications among our members.
- No, but it’s on the roadmap.
- No.
Describe your implementation of Action 4. (Confidential)
How does your organization facilitate global operational communication and coordination between network operators? This information is used by MANRS to evaluate your application and is not published.
Comment on Action 4 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 4?

Action 5: Provide monitoring and debugging tools to participants
The IXP provides a looking glass for its members.
Has your organization implemented Action 5?*
- Yes, we provide a looking glass or equivalent tool.
- No, but it’s on the roadmap.
- No.
Describe your implementation of Action 5. (Confidential)
What kind of monitoring and debugging tools do you provide for your members? This information is used by MANRS to evaluate your application and is not published.
Comment on Action 5 (Public)*
What would like you like visitors to the MANRS website to know about your implementation of Action 5?

Why did you decide to join MANRS?
If you'd like to share a testimonial about why you decided to join MANRS, please provide the text below.
This testimonial will be published on the website together with your name, your position, your organization name, and your organization’s logo.
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Join the MANRS IXP Program

Requirements for Participation

MANRS IXP Program Application

Action 1: Facilitate prevention of propagation of incorrect routing information

Action 2: Promote MANRS in the IXP membership

Action 3. Protect the Peering Platform

Action 4. Facilitate global operational communication and coordination between network operators.

Action 5: Provide monitoring and debugging tools to participants

Why did you decide to join MANRS?

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IX-F ID(s)	Peering DB ID(s)