AS209101 is deliberately small and deliberately boring to operate. You talk to the people who own the route policy, hold the filters and rack the machines — not to an account manager reading a script.
Everything below is delivered on our own address space, our own filtering and our own hardware — or routed to yours.
A blended Tier-1 mix plus direct peering, handed over from 1G to 100G. Your BGP policy stays yours; we document ours.
Single- and dual-socket Xeon or EPYC, NVMe as standard, out-of-band access always. Unmanaged by default — that is the point.
IPv4 allocations from /24 upward with the unglamorous parts done properly: LOA, reverse DNS, ROA, geofeed.
Filtering at the edge for volumetric floods, blackhole-by-community when you need relief in seconds.
Your hardware, our power and uplinks. Racked, cabled, photographed and reachable by remote hands.
New ASN build-outs, policy audits, IRR/ROA cleanup, migrations between providers — quoted as engineering time.
Most network problems are boring problems: missing filters, stale objects, untested failover. We treat them as the job, not the cleanup.
Bogon and martian prefixes dropped, prefix-length limits enforced, RPKI origin validation applied wherever a ROA exists. It protects our neighbours as much as our customers.
Multi-homed upstreams with BGP failover we exercise, not merely configure. You get the failure behaviour described in writing, including the parts that are ugly.
Ports, commit, burst behaviour, 95th-percentile billing and mitigation limits are stated before you sign. Nothing depends on the word "unlimited".
Planned work is scheduled with notice, and route-affecting changes are announced rather than discovered. Post-incident notes on request.
One autonomous system, run by one team, with a documented peering policy and a public routing footprint you can inspect before you send us a single packet.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| ASN | AS209101 |
| Registry | RIPE NCC |
| Operator | IP Vendetta Inc. · Seychelles IBC No. 245572 |
| Peering stance | Open where traffic is mutual, objects required |
| RPKI | Origin validation enabled, ROAs maintained |
| Abuse intake | abuse@ipvendetta.com · monitored continuously |
Public sessions at major exchanges, private interconnects where volume justifies it, and a peering policy short enough to read on one screen:
Bring your ASN, prefixes, preferred exchange and NOC contact — most sessions are live the same week.
A clean network is a commercial asset. Abuse is handled as an operational event with a documented process, not a judgement call made at 3 a.m.
Violations end the service immediately and may be referred to the authorities.
Reports land at abuse@ipvendetta.com and are worked against the source evidence — headers, timestamps in UTC, full log lines. We tell customers what was alleged, and we tell reporters what was done.
Valid legal process gets a full, prompt response. Every request is checked for legal sufficiency before anything is disclosed, because a badly-drafted demand should be answered with questions, not a data dump.
We are a poor fit for people who want a marketing brochure and a support tier. We are a good fit for these:
Transit that behaves, peering that is worth having, and engineers who answer routing questions competently.
Address space that is not pre-burned, plus metal with real out-of-band access.
Bandwidth profiles that survive an event, and mitigation that keeps working during one.
Clients who want their infrastructure handled quietly, lawfully and without being resold down a chain.
IP Vendetta Inc., a Seychelles company, operates AS209101 with its own small engineering team. We are not a reseller of someone else's platform — the address space, filters and hardware in front of you are ours.
Ports from 1G to 100G on committed or burstable profiles, multi-homed with tested BGP failover. If a commit will not hold, we will say so before you order rather than after.
No. Announce your own space with your own policy, or let us originate it for you — either way you can see exactly what we filter and why.
We hold allocations we can lease from /24 upward, reviewed for prior abuse history before they are offered. Ask for the reputation detail, not just the size.
Peering sessions usually within a week of mutual agreement. Bare metal on stock platforms is same-day; custom builds are quoted with a real delivery date.
You get a named engineer, a change window and, afterwards, an honest write-up — including what we got wrong. That is the whole reliability programme.
Ports and commits, address space, racks, or a routing question you want a second opinion on. You get an answer from an engineer, with numbers attached.
