[Network Update] DMIT Now Receiving IP Transit from GSL (AS137409)

DMIT is pleased to confirm IP Transit from GSL (AS137409) is now available at all three of our core locations.

✅ Los Angeles is fully operational.
🔜 Tokyo and Hong Kong will be brought online soon.

Routing Overview:

Los Angeles:
- GSL serves as the primary upstream for the inbound traffic.
- AS3257, AS1299, and AS174 will be used for inbound backup, their customer routes, and outbound. (Selected by BGP)

- This maximize the Internet direction Anti-DDoS capacity for Pro and EB customer.
- T1's inbound will only go thru DMIT's AS3257, AS1299, and AS174 only at this time, but T1's outbound will have access to GSL

Tokyo & Hong Kong (APAC):
- GSL and RETN will operate in a dual-primary configuration with mutual failover.
- RETN remains the preferred path for Europe-bound traffic optimization.

- DMIT will try to make AS58453 primarily go thru GSL(via AS3356, LUMEN) for better connectivity; but DMIT does ***NOT*** give any guarantee for connectivity between T1 and China. Whatever the quality, performance or anything else.

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DMIT also has on site mitigation capacity for any traffic that comes in from other ISPs. (400Gbps in LAX, 200G in HKG, 200G in Tokyo).

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[Network Update] DMIT Now Receiving IP Transit from GSL (AS137409)

DMIT is pleased to confirm IP Transit from GSL (AS137409) is now available at all three of our core locations.

✅ Los Angeles is fully operational.
🔜 Tokyo and Hong Kong will be brought online soon.

Routing Overview:

Los Angeles:
- GSL serves as the primary upstream for the inbound traffic.
- AS3257, AS1299, and AS174 will be used for inbound backup, their customer routes, and outbound. (Selected by BGP)

- This maximize the Internet direction Anti-DDoS capacity for Pro and EB customer.
- T1's inbound will only go thru DMIT's AS3257, AS1299, and AS174 only at this time, but T1's outbound will have access to GSL

Tokyo & Hong Kong (APAC):
- GSL and RETN will operate in a dual-primary configuration with mutual failover.
- RETN remains the preferred path for Europe-bound traffic optimization.

- DMIT will try to make AS58453 primarily go thru GSL(via AS3356, LUMEN) for better connectivity; but DMIT does ***NOT*** give any guarantee for connectivity between T1 and China. Whatever the quality, performance or anything else.

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DMIT also has on site mitigation capacity for any traffic that comes in from other ISPs. (400Gbps in LAX, 200G in HKG, 200G in Tokyo).

hottg.com/DMIT_INC/1162

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