BuyVM, TerraHost and Vultr all make BGP pretty simple with some BGP specific features added to their control panels.

Edit: It's actually $250 -- https://www.vultr.com/promo/try250

Cheers fella, thread reminded me about BuyVM since I actually forgot about them despite actually having an active service with them for over a year for a different project, but totally out of stock in

| 231.40 MB/s (451) | 257.69 MB/s (250)iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):---------------------------------Provider | Location (Link) | Send Speed | Recv Speed |

1/1 G network requires superluck. A SYS-LE-2 would be nice with 1/1G but 1/250 is not too good:D

I'm trying to establish a BGP connection with buyvm for days. I can successfully connect to the BGP router and my prefixes are exported. However, clients are not able to send their traffic via buyvm.

(Quote)

to anyone who can justify it. ARIN charges a $250/yr fee for 4.10, so I assume that's what they're referring to.

BuyVM is awesome, I have a VPS idling there as a backup for an application. But slabs are super rare to go in stock.

Yes, but you can buy Storage SLABS from BuyVM and attach it on their Dedicated KVM.

Buyvm slab can have upto 50TB max iirc. But good luck finding stock.

I was on my way to move everything to BuyVM until I found out that their shared hosting does not support ipv6, so VPS's went to Hosthatch and the webhosting moved to hostmedia.uk and Inleed.

(Quote)

I do have asked buyvm they told me that, They are not going to announce subnet on their router and i have to do myself.

Did you ask buyvm or your provider?

Install bird only on buyvm or which have bgp session. If you want to use the IP from your subnet in racknerd vps then you have to tunnel it through GRE/SIT.

(Quote)

use racknerd vps to install bird and use subnet in buyvm?

Get a VPS from a provider who allow BGP Session Like Buyvm, iFog, Vultr etc also checkout bgp.services for the list of provider.

Windows VPS? @Copper , I got you. BuyVM if budget . Vultr if premium.