As of September 27th, 2017, BroadbandONE/Host.net has been acquired by 365 Data Centers. As of now, the backbone is operating as BBOI. It is wholly owned by 365 Data Centers.

WE DO NOT PEER ON ANY ROUTE SERVERS

The BBOI transit backbone serves a wide array of end users through our downstream clients which include cable operators/MSOs, rural telephone operators and cooperatives, many enterprise clients through our various last mile service offerings, as well as a thousands of hosting companies, enterprises, publishers and others that are colocated or purchase our cloud products within one of our ten data centers throughout the Midwest and Eastern United States. You may not directly see a lot of traffic with AS19151 in the path as many of our clients are multi-homed. The only way to determine traffic levels is to set up test sessions.

We have extended the BBOI network to all 365 Data Centers locations at this time.

We have pulled out of Equinix-Newark (NY1), CoreSite-San Jose (55MPT) and Lifeline in Indianapolis. We have also disconnected from the CoreSite-Any2 Northern California IX.

We have recently joined NashIX in Nashville, TN, TPA-IX in Tampa, FL and Midwest IX in Indianapolis, IN. We will be turning up CIX-ATL in Atlanta as soon as it's online. Many others are being discussed.

If you would like to extend your IXP to a 365 Data Centers location, please contact us.

Now peering on FL-IX in South Florida as of 16-Jan-2015. We highly recommend you join this exchange point.

NOTE: Route server listed above has view from AS13645's perspective (legacy Host.net). Please use the BBOI looking glass if you want as view from AS19151.