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UID:pretalx-bnog-2026-XGGPP9@pretalx.balticnog.org
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DESCRIPTION:Inside the very "center" of the internet is a set of networks r
 un by companies who have a special arrangement with each other that the re
 st of us do not have\, These are sometimes called the "tier ones" or "tran
 sit free networks"\n\nHowever\,  are all of these "transit free networks" 
 actually free of transit\, and what does that actually mean?\n\nIn this ta
 lk will go over some of the bgp.tools data that I have been analysing that
  will show have some of the T1 peering issues\, where gaps exist\, and how
  certain networks are getting closer to becoming a them\, and what are the
  problems they will probably face\, and finally does a network even want t
 o be in this situation
DTSTAMP:20260920T202652Z
LOCATION:ROOM ALFA
SUMMARY:Transit Free\, Tier ones\, and the hopefuls - Ben Cartwright-Cox
URL:https://pretalx.balticnog.org/bnog-2026/talk/XGGPP9/
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