M-ROOT DNS Server: PeeringDB fix list
AS7500 · peeringdb.com/net/825
9 things to fix in M-ROOT DNS Server's PeeringDB record, from what its exchanges publish: 3 to add, 3 to correct, 2 to check, 1 at exchanges that look shut down. As of 2026-10-08 20:58 UTC.
Make the changes on M-ROOT DNS Server's PeeringDB page: sign in, choose Edit, and find the exchanges under Public Peering Exchange Points. Speeds go in as megabits per second.
Add these exchanges (3)
On the exchange's own member list, but not in M-ROOT DNS Server's PeeringDB record. Add one entry per connection with these values.
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IPv4 103.129.62.24 IPv6 2001:dea:4000::7500:1 Speed 1000 Mbps (1G) RS peer Yes PeeringDB's IX-F import is on for this exchange, so PeeringDB also suggests this change on the network's PeeringDB page.
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The exchange's website members list doesn't give addresses or a speed. Use the addresses on your router, or ask the exchange.
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2 connections, so 2 entries:
IPv4 – IPv6 2001:db8::90 Speed 10000 Mbps (10G) RS peer Yes IPv4 – IPv6 2001:db8::91 Speed 10000 Mbps (10G) RS peer Yes PeeringDB's IX-F import is on for this exchange, so PeeringDB also suggests this change on the network's PeeringDB page.
Correct these entries (3)
Addresses or port speeds in PeeringDB that differ from the exchange's IX-F export. The changes below follow the export; if the export is the one that's wrong, tell the exchange instead.
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Problem PeeringDB has The export has Port speed differs 1G 10G - In the entry with IPv4 203.159.68.23: set Speed to 10000 (10G) (now 1000).
PeeringDB's IX-F import is on for this exchange, so PeeringDB also suggests this change on the network's PeeringDB page.
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Problem PeeringDB has The export has Port speed differs 1G 10G - In the entry with IPv4 116.89.244.18: set Speed to 10000 (10G) (now 1000).
PeeringDB's IX-F import is on for this exchange, so PeeringDB also suggests this change on the network's PeeringDB page.
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Problem PeeringDB has The export has Port speed differs 1G 10G - In the entry with IPv4 218.100.76.115: set Speed to 10000 (10G) (now 1000).
PeeringDB's IX-F import is on for this exchange, so PeeringDB also suggests this change on the network's PeeringDB page.
Check these entries (2)
In PeeringDB, but on none of the exchange's own lists. If M-ROOT DNS Server has left, delete the entry; if it's still connected, the exchange's list is wrong: ask the exchange to fix it.
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IPv4 210.171.224.5 IPv6 2001:de8:8::7500:1 Speed 1000 Mbps (1G) This exchange only publishes a website list, and some leave out members who ask not to be listed.
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IPv4 218.100.44.40 IPv6 2001:de8:10::28 Speed 1000 Mbps (1G) This exchange only publishes a website list, and some leave out members who ask not to be listed.
Exchanges that look shut down (1)
In PeeringDB, but these exchanges have fewer than two networks besides their operator: nobody to peer with, so they may have shut down. If an exchange is gone, delete its entry.
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Only the operator's own networks
IPv4 202.249.38.1 IPv6 2001:200:0:fe10::1d4c:0 Speed 1000 Mbps (1G)
From ixreport.com/net/7500/: PeeringDB against each exchange's IX-F export and website members list. Exchanges whose lists couldn't be read on this update aren't included.