We run our own network
FlinxLayer is an independent network operator building out its own routed IP address space and autonomous system — engineered to carry our own subscribers, not resold from someone else's pipes.
Autonomous system
- IPv4 transit dual upstream
- IPv6 native, dual-stack
- Routing policy published (IRR)
Registry & compliance
- Registry RIPE NCC
- LIR status applying
- Address space IPv4 + IPv6
- Routing security RPKI ROA
- Abuse contact registered
Operations
- NOC 24 / 7
- Target uptime 99.9%
- Abuse response < 24h
- Peering open
Network identifiers above are finalised at LIR registration — see deployment checklist before publishing live.
Carrier-grade foundations under a consumer service
Own address space
We operate our own IPv4 and IPv6 ranges through the RIPE NCC registry, so subscribers sit on address space we control end-to-end — not a sliver sublet from an upstream.
Redundant routing
Diverse upstream transit and resilient routing keep traffic flowing if any single path fails. RPKI-signed prefixes protect against route hijacks.
Native IPv6
Every connection is dual-stack from day one — IPv4 and IPv6 together — so the network is ready for the modern internet, not bolted on later.
Responsible operation
A registered abuse desk, clear acceptable-use rules and fast takedown of malicious traffic keep our address space clean and trusted.
Monitored 24/7
Our NOC watches the network around the clock, with automated alerting so we often spot and fix issues before customers notice.
Open peering
We maintain an open peering policy to keep paths short and latency low. Network operators can reach our NOC for interconnection.
Peering & interconnection
We operate an open peering policy and welcome interconnection with other networks. For peering requests, routing questions or abuse reports, reach our operations team directly.
Built on our own network
That's why we can fix faults faster, keep latency low, and stand behind our coverage promise.
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