IP transit in Israel
Dual-stack BGP transit from 1 to 40 Gbps for hosting providers, data centers, CDN operators and cloud platforms, over a redundant network of Tier-1 carriers and European internet exchanges.
- Capacity
- 1 to 40 Gbps, burstable
- Session
- Dual-stack BGP, IPv4 and IPv6
- Routes
- Full or partial table
- Interconnect
- /30 IPv4
- Uptime
- 99.99% SLA
What you get with HQserv transit
More than bandwidth: a routing partner that understands hosting infrastructure.
Dual-stack BGP
A full BGP session over IPv4 and IPv6, with the full or a partial internet routing table and a /30 interconnect. Advertise your own prefixes and set your own routing policy.
Tier-1 transit and IX peering
Direct connections to Tier-1 carriers and peering at AMS-IX, DE-CIX and LINX, so your traffic takes fewer hops to reach users.
Carrier-grade reliability
Multiple redundant uplinks, Juniper MX960 routing in N+1, proactive failover and a 99.99% uptime SLA.
1 to 40 Gbps, burstable
Start with the capacity you need today and scale up as you grow. Burstable plans absorb peaks without overpaying.
DDoS mitigation
Traffic scrubbing and filtering on our network help keep your infrastructure reachable during attacks.
24/7 network operations
Our NOC is available around the clock to troubleshoot, tune routing policies and keep your sessions stable.
Why hosting and cloud companies need IP transit
Global reach. Transit lets your network announce its IP addresses to the rest of the internet and carries traffic to and from your servers worldwide. Without it, nobody outside your network can reach the sites and services you host.
Room to grow. Whether you host a few websites or thousands of virtual machines and containers, transit capacity can be upgraded as demand grows.
Redundancy. Taking transit from more than one provider gives your network alternative paths. If one fails, BGP reroutes traffic automatically, which is essential for meeting the SLAs you offer your own customers.
Performance. Well-connected transit providers peer directly with major content networks, cutting latency and speeding up page loads for your users.
Our upstream network
- Transit carriers
- Cogent, NTT, Lumen, Hurricane Electric, PCCW, Sparkle, GTT, Zayo, Arelion, Tata
- Internet exchanges
- AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX
- Points of presence
- London, Frankfurt, New York, Hong Kong
- Routing
- Juniper MX960, N+1
What does your IP transit include?
Every transit port comes with a dual-stack BGP session (IPv4 and IPv6), your choice of the full or a partial internet routing table, and a /30 IPv4 subnet for the interconnect.
What capacities do you offer?
Transit ports from 1 Gbps to 40 Gbps, with burstable plans so you can handle peaks without paying for unused capacity.
Can I announce my own IP prefixes?
Yes. We support full BGP sessions, so you can advertise your own prefixes and control your routing policy. Our engineers can help with setup and optimization.
Which carriers and exchanges are you connected to?
Our upstreams include Cogent, NTT, Lumen, Hurricane Electric, PCCW, Telecom Italia Sparkle, GTT, Zayo, Arelion and Tata, and we peer at AMS-IX, DE-CIX and LINX. See our network page for ASNs and points of presence.
Is DDoS protection available?
Yes. Our network includes DDoS mitigation and traffic scrubbing. For dedicated protection, see our DDoS protection plans, with mitigation up to 1.2 Tbps.
How do I get pricing?
Email [email protected] with the capacity you need, whether you want a full or partial table, and your ASN, and we'll send a quote.
Bring your network to Israel
Pair transit with colocation or a private rack for your routers and servers, all in our Israeli data centers.