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BAIKAL-IX is a commercial regional peering network in Irkutsk operated by OOO Nulevoy Kilometr. The published rate card runs 1,000 RUB a month for 100 Mbps, 9,000 for 200 Mbps, 4,500 for each further 100 Mbps and 45,000 for a gigabit, with the installation charge calculated case by case. 10 networks connect over 11 ports and 311 Gbps, the operator's own transit autonomous system holding the largest connection at 200G and Zummer at 40G. The peering LAN is 185.1.76.0/24 with 2001:7f8:a7::/48, route servers answer on AS57277, and a looking glass fronting the first route server is public.
BAIKAL-IX at a Glance
Operated by
ООО «Нулевой километр» (0km LTD), Irkutsk
Port options
Published rate card: 100 Mbps 1,000 RUB a month · 200 Mbps 9,000 RUB · each further 100 Mbps 4,500 RUB · 1 Gbps 45,000 RUB. Installation calculated case by case. Speeds observed on the fabric run 1G, 10G, 20G, 40G and 200G
Member networks
10 networks over 11 ports (Aug 2026)
Route servers
Route servers on AS57277, which also holds the largest port on the fabric at 200G. A public looking glass fronts the first route server. Peering LAN 185.1.76.0/24 and 2001:7f8:a7::/48
Traffic
311 Gbps of connected port capacity (Aug 2026); IPv6 adoption across participants runs at 45%
Getting connected
The applicant must be a legal entity holding its own autonomous system number from RIPE NCC, APNIC, LACNIC or ARIN, or hold LIR status, with the number registered to that organisation; private-range numbers are refused. Only BGP4 is permitted on the peering VLAN and every announced route must be registered in a routing registry. 1000BASE-T is recommended with autonegotiation disabled. Permitted frame types are IPv4, ARP, IPv6 and 802.1Q; broadcast and multicast are barred except ARP and IPv6 neighbour discovery, with ARP capped at 20 packets a second per port. Addresses are assigned by the exchange