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The Bali peering LAN of JKT-IX is operated by NTT from the CNI Bali 1 Data Center in Denpasar, part of an Indonesian exchange that commenced operations in 2018 and now runs points of presence in Jakarta, Bali, Surabaya, Yogyakarta and Bandung. 10 networks connect on 119.11.192.0/24, three of them at 10G and seven at 1G, all Indonesian regional providers apart from one route collector. Route Server Bali 01 answers at 119.11.192.101 under AS137295. A joining member connects a router directly to the layer-2 fabric and registers its MAC address, and the route servers apply bogon filtering, transit-AS rejection, AS-path validation and next-hop verification.
JKT-IX Bali at a Glance
Founded
JKT-IX commenced operations in 2018
Operated by
NTT — NTT Ltd. and NTT Global Data Centers Indonesia, Jakarta
Fabric locations
CNI Bali 1 Data Center
Port options
1GbE, 10GbE and 100GbE. Peering LAN 119.11.192.0/24, IPv4 only on this LAN
Member networks
10 networks over 10 ports on the Bali LAN (Aug 2026)
Route servers
Route Server Bali 01 at 119.11.192.101 under AS137295, one node of a single route-server autonomous system serving every JKT-IX site. Bilateral peering is also supported. Four of the ten participants peer with the route server
Traffic
37 Gbps of connected port capacity on the Bali LAN (Aug 2026)
Getting connected
Apply through the operator's joining form or its Indonesian sales address. A member connects a router directly to the layer-2 fabric and registers its MAC address. The route servers apply bogon filtering, transit-AS rejection, AS-path validation and next-hop verification. Adjacent services sold off the same fabric include content caches, cloud connect, virtual circuits and remote peering into Jakarta and Singapore