The backbone is the product.
IP transit on AS401450 out of Seoul and Tokyo. Commit to what you need, connect over fiber or a tunnel, and ride the same backbone our own services run on.
One backbone, seven cities.
Every port lands on AS401450. Pick a country to see its capacity, upstreams, exchanges, and where you can interconnect.
ASN
AS401450
Transit capacity
140 Gbps
DDoS protection
Available
Peering
Open policy · 10G increments · RPKI valid routes only
Interconnection
KINX Dogok
IX and carrier reach on the KINX fabric
KINX Gasan
Same campus as our racks
SK Telecom Gasan IDC
Carrier IDC reach
Upstreams
Sejong Telecom
Domestic routes
DLIVE
Domestic routes
PacketStream Korea
Domestic routes
Global Secure Layer
Global routes, DDoS protection built in
Korea Telecom
On request
Internet exchanges
Packet:IX
Connected for domestic peering
Fiber or tunnel.
Two ways onto the same network. Pick by where your equipment lives, not by what you can reach.
Physical Connect
A cross-connect into our port at the datacenter. The clean way in when your gear already lives where we do.
- Seoul from 10 Mbps, Tokyo from 1 Gbps
- Flat or burstable commits in Tokyo
- One-time setup fee per port
Remote Connect
The same backbone delivered over a GRE or WireGuard tunnel, so you can buy transit without being in the building.
- Works from any network, anywhere
- GRE or WireGuard as standard
- Custom protocols on request
From A to B, at layer 2.
The backbone also sells as a layer 2 extension. Pick two sites to see the path your VLANs would ride and roughly how long the round trip takes.
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Path
KINX Dogok to Equinix TY8
Seoul to Tokyo backbone · ~27.5 ms
Equinix TY8 to Equinix TY2
Equinix Campus Connect · ~1 ms
Questions, answered.
Do I need my own ASN and IP space?
For a BGP session, yes, bring your ASN and prefixes. If you have no space of your own, lease KRNIC or ARIN IPv4 from us by the year.
What is the difference between Physical and Remote Connect?
Physical Connect is a cross-connect into our port at the datacenter and carries a one-time setup fee. Remote Connect rides a GRE or WireGuard tunnel over the internet, so it works from anywhere.
Can I burst above my commit?
In Tokyo, yes. Pick the burstable rate and the port can run past its commit. Seoul ports run at their committed rate, so size the commit to your peak.
Where can I pick up a port?
In Seoul at NetRealty Gasan, with cross-connects reaching KINX Dogok and KINX Gasan. In Tokyo at Equinix TY8 and across the TY campus.
How big can the ports get?
From 10 Mbps commits up to 100 Gbps ports. AS401450 currently runs 140 Gbps of transit capacity in Seoul and 40 Gbps in Tokyo.
Do you support RPKI?
Yes. Leased space comes with signed ROAs; KRNIC signing can take up to 7 business days.
Light up a port this week.
Tell us your commit and where you want to land. We send a LOA or a tunnel config, the session comes up, and traffic flows.