1. 1.0 Maintain an active PeeringDB page for your network.
2. 1.1 Maintain an IRR AS-MACRO that is accurate and updated.
3. 1.2 You must peer over an Internet Exchange or physical connection.
4. 1.3 You must provide and maintain an active network contact that can respond within 48 hours.
5. 1.4 We will normally only accept peering if we do not share routes directly, for example where you are not already on the route server.
6. 1.5 Inactive sessions will be decommissioned after 7 days of inactivity if there is no notice of downtime.
7. 1.6 All routes sent to us must be in your AS-SET, have a valid IRR or ROA, and must not have an invalid RPKI status. Our IRR filters are updated every 24–48 hours.
8. 1.7 Do not send default or static routes to us.
9. 1.8 We may deny peering requests if there is low traffic from your network to ours.
10. 1.9 Peering sessions must be over IPv4 and IPv6, or IPv6 only. IPv4-only public peering requests will not be accepted.

Evalse maintains the right to deny peering with networks that do not meet the criteria above.

Note: We only accept IRR records from ARIN, RIPE, APNIC, LACNIC and AFRINIC. If you do not have IRR records with these providers, you must have a valid RPKI ROA for routes to be accepted through us.