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Re:NYC Mesh – community-owned network to replace your curren... by bogomipz on Tuesday August 28, 2018 @07:49PM (#17863958)
Does anyone know who NYCMesh peers with? From their FAQ:

"Are you an Internet Service Provider (ISP)? No, we are not an ISP, we are a community that shares ownership of a network. Collectively we have our own internet connection at our “supernode”. Also some of our members share their own internet connections.

Our network peers with other networks at an internet exchange point and provides access to the internet without traditional ISPs. We are a non-profit project of the New York chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC-NY)."

Re:NYC Mesh – community-owned network to replace your curren... by sethhochberg on Tuesday August 28, 2018 @11:10PM (#17865214)
They publish their peering details and AS here:

https://nycmesh.net/peering/

Re:NYC Mesh – community-owned network to replace your curren... by bogomipz on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @08:24AM (#17867655)
Thanks. It's still not clear to me how MYCMesh users would be able to reach the internet.

They state in their FAQ they are not an ISP which leaves me to believe they don't buy transit from anyone.

But looking at that peering link there are only 122K prefixes being advertised at DE-CIX NY and NYCMesh only peering with 14 other ASes there.

That would leave large parts of the internet unreachable. Perhaps Hurricane Electric or one their other 14 peers at DE-CIX NY have agreed to be act as transit AS for NYCMesh?

Re:NYC Mesh – community-owned network to replace your curren... by _m_a_t_t_ on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @12:21PM (#17869456)
packet.net is main transit provider, and think there are a couple alternatives now as well
Re:NYC Mesh – community-owned network to replace your curren... by bogomipz on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @06:13PM (#17872535)
Ah thats the bare metal cloud provider. They seem like a cool and interesting company too. I'm glad to hear they're involved. Cheers.