AS4242420150 Darkpoint

Experimental DN42 network. Open peering policy via WireGuard. Contact noc@darkpoint.xyz for peering.

Peers must maintain up-to-date contact information in DN42 registry.
Peers must have route objects for their advertisements (see routing policy below).
Multiprotocol BGP (MP-BGP) over IPv6 link-local with enhanced next hop is preferred. BGP sessions with IPv6 ULA or IPv4 are still supported for compatibility.
Only WireGuard peering is available. A publicly reachable WireGuard endpoint is optional.
Inactive sessions will be removed after extended downtime.

Network	4242420150
Tunnel type	WireGuard
WireGuard endpoint (clearnet)	iad.darkpoint.xyz
WireGuard port	Typically 20000 + last 4 digits of your ASN
Public key	`1o0XfQvBM1gqknqzfuOnVmf2RjRTHuyMZYNipSSb2TQ=`
Tunnel IPv6 link-local (preferred)	fe80::150/128
Tunnel IPv4	172.20.132.96/128
Tunnel IPv6 ULA	fd00:913e:130::1/128
BGP session (preferred)	MP-BGP over IPv6 link-local + enhanced next hop
BGP capabilities	RFC 4760 Multiprotocol BGP RFC 7313 Enhanced route refresh RFC 7911 Advertisement of multiple paths RFC 8326 Graceful BGP session shutdown RFC 8538 BGP graceful restart RFC 8654 Extended message support RFC 8950 IPv4 NLRI over IPv6 Next Hop BGP well-known no-export (65535, 65281) BGP well-known no-advertise (65535, 65282)
Router name	`darkpoint_iad`
Location	Ashburn, VA, United States (IAD)
Looking glass	dn42.darkpoint.xyz / darkpoint.dn42

Advertisements without valid ROAs (route/route6 objects) or AS-path length >8 are rejected.
All valid routes from peers will be imported. All valid routes will be exported to peers.
Routing is determined by peer latency. Closer peers will have higher local preference. Direct routes are preferred over indirect. Unstable peers will have reduced local preference and/or rejects.
Imported routes will be exported to DN42 Global Route Collector (GRC).
Peers with broken routing will have substantially reduced local preference for downstream routes.