CNX offers Internet Peering, providing participating ISPs and network operators access to a wide variety of networks connected to the CNX IX platform through a single connection.
This approach is cost-efficient, reduces reliance on transit, and simplifies network management and scaling. The peering LAN supports both IPv4 and IPv6 natively and is actively monitored 24×7 by our Network Operations Center (NOC).
Why connect?
- Cost savings – reduce transit spend by exchanging traffic locally.
- Lower latency – keep Cambodian traffic in Cambodia, improving user experience.
- Resilience – additional paths for redundancy during outages.
- Scalability – simple upgrades without renegotiating multiple bilaterals.
- Access to ecosystem – content providers, cloud, gaming, and financial services are all present.
- IPv6 native – ready for modern networks.
- Digital sovereignty – ensure domestic traffic remains subject to Cambodian law, not foreign jurisdictions.
If you’re ready to start peering, sign up here. You can also view connected members and service pricing.
Port availability
- 1 G (1000BaseSX/LX/LH)
- 10 G (10GBase-LR/ER)
- 100 G (100GBase-LR4/ER4)
- Link aggregation supported
- All ports provisioned as non-blocking, usable at full line-rate
- Same physical port can support public peering and private interconnects (PNIs)
Check Peering Locations for site details or Metro Fiber Partners for off-site connectivity.
Included services
All peering ports include access to CNX community services:
- DNS Root Servers
- PCH Top Level Domain Services
- AS112 project (reverse DNS for private IPs)
- Quad9 secure DNS resolver
- NTP service (precision time)
- RPKI validator
- Looking Glass
- Route Servers
These services improve security, resilience, and operational visibility for all participants.
How to connect
You can connect in two ways:
- Cross-connect (XC) in selected data centers, directly to the CNX switch fabric.
- Metro fiber handoff from one of our partner providers.
CNX ensures the operation of the exchange fabric. Members are responsible for their own equipment and the cross-connect or metro circuit to our handoff point.