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  • Maharlika IX home

    Maharlika IX is a neutral Internet exchange in the Philippines, operated by Maharlika Connect Inc. See live traffic, networks, locations and port prices.

  • Connected networks

    The networks with a session on the Maharlika IX route servers, with ASN, network type and website.

  • Locations

    Ports are available in Metro Manila, Bulacan and Rizal. Laguna and Cavite are planned. Availability at each facility is confirmed when you request a port.

  • Port pricing

    Monthly port charges in Philippine pesos. The 1G community port is free for eligible networks.

  • Exchange traffic

    Aggregate inbound traffic across Maharlika IX, over a day, a week and a month, with the latest, average, peak and lowest figures.

  • Request a port

    Request a port on Maharlika IX. Send your ASN, location and port speed, and the peering team will confirm the handoff.

  • How peering works

    How networks peer at Maharlika IX: two route servers, bilateral sessions, private VLANs and the rules of the peering LAN.

  • Peering guide

    The three steps to connect to Maharlika IX, and what to register before you go live.

  • Remote peering

    Remote peering at Maharlika IX: how a network in the provinces or abroad connects over a transport link to one of the facilities and peers as any other member.

  • Route server policy

    How the two Maharlika IX route servers filter announcements: session and path checks, bogons, IRR, RPKI, limits and blackholing.

  • RPKI policy

    How the Maharlika IX route servers treat RPKI valid, invalid and not found routes, and how members should create ROAs.

  • IRR policy

    What members must register in the IRR, how Maharlika IX builds its prefix filters, and what happens when an object is missing.

  • BGP communities

    How members use BGP communities at Maharlika IX: export control, prepending, blackholing, graceful shutdown and informational communities.

  • Peering LAN policy

    What member ports may send onto the Maharlika IX peering LAN, and how the rules are enforced.

  • MANRS at Maharlika IX

    What Maharlika IX enforces under the MANRS programme for Internet exchanges, how it is checked, and what members are asked to do.

  • Reading the looking glass

    The Maharlika IX looking glass shows every route held by both route servers, including rejected routes and their RPKI state.

  • Network status

    The current state of each service, with incidents and planned maintenance.

  • About Maharlika IX

    Maharlika IX is a neutral Internet exchange in the Philippines, operated by Maharlika Connect Inc. Who can join, where and at what cost.

  • Governance

    Maharlika IX is operated by Maharlika Connect Inc. This page explains who runs the exchange, what is published and how policies change.

  • Policies

    The published policies and guides of Maharlika IX: routing policies, MANRS, BGP communities, peering guide, commercial terms, privacy and security reporting.

  • Documentation

    Guides and policies for networks connecting to Maharlika IX: the peering guide, routing policies, BGP communities and tools.

  • Questions and answers

    Questions and answers about Maharlika IX: who can connect, what it costs, how peering and route filtering work, and who to contact.

  • Contact

    Contact Maharlika IX: the peering team, the network operations centre, the security contact and general enquiries, with the office address in Makati City.

  • Member portal

    The member portal is a separate service for connected networks. You need an account to sign in.

  • Report a security issue

    Tell us about a suspected vulnerability in a Maharlika IX service. Give enough detail to investigate, without exposing private data or disrupting services.

  • Privacy notice

    How the Maharlika IX website handles port requests and server logs, and how to ask for your details to be deleted.

  • Accessibility

    The accessibility statement of the Maharlika IX website: WCAG 2.2 level AA, what was checked, the known limitations, and where to write.

  • Looking glass

    The public view of the routes held by both route servers.