[ BareFABRIC · DFIX ]

The IX in the room. Included on every port.

Data Facilities Internet Exchange — open peering policy, RPKI-supported route servers, jumbo MTU. Native on every BareFABRIC Port. Formerly known as LSIX.

Policy
Open
Route servers
RPKI
MTU
Jumbo 9000
Setup
Included
[ What it is ]

The Dutch IX, restored to its name.

DFIX is the Data Facilities Internet Exchange — the IX in the room at THG1, accessible from any BareFABRIC Port at any of the 14 fabric facilities.

DFIX was previously known as LSIX (LayerSwitch Internet Exchange). The rename consolidates the IX under the Data Facilities brand and the BareFABRIC platform — every BareFABRIC Port carries DFIX peering, free, from the moment it lights.

Route-server sessions only at v1 launch — members peer bilaterally via the IX as usual. We support RPKI on the route servers. The PeeringDB record (re-titled DFIX) lists the full member roster.

DFIX switching gear at THG1
DFIX rides the BareFABRIC core at THG1.
[ How it works ]

How DFIX works in practice.

Open peering policy

DFIX route servers peer with any member ASN. Bilateral policy is owned by the members themselves — we do not enforce or mediate.

RPKI on route servers

Route Origin Authorisations validated against the RPKI repository. Drop-invalid by default on the route server.

Reach via BareFABRIC

Land at THG1 directly, or peer DFIX from any other BareFABRIC facility — the IX VLAN extends across the fabric.

Public stats

The PeeringDB record (re-titled DFIX) carries the member list, IP allocations and statistics.

[ Port speeds at DFIX ]

No setup fees. Same as the BareFABRIC Port.

DFIX peering is included on every BareFABRIC Port — these are the speeds available at the IX itself.

SpeedSetupRecurringNotes
10 G NoneIncluded on the BareFABRIC PortSFP+ single-mode
100 G NoneIncluded on the BareFABRIC PortQSFP28 single-mode
400 G NoneIncluded on the BareFABRIC PortOn request only at launch
[ Peer ]

Light a port. You are in.

Order a BareFABRIC Port, enable the DFIX VLAN in the portal, register MAC + IPv4 + IPv6 + AS-SET. Route-server sessions come up automatically.