Deutsche Telekom AG
AS3320 is the backbone of Deutsche Telekom, serving as the central transit pillar for German and Central European internet routing.
🌐 Major Peering Interconnects & Exchanges for AS3320
Deutsche Telekom AG maintains redundant high-bandwidth bilateral peering and route server sessions across the following Tier-1 internet exchange points:
🔗 Associated DownRadar Service & Broadband Monitor
Frequently Asked Questions About AS3320 (Deutsche Telekom AG)
What is Autonomous System AS3320 (Deutsche Telekom AG)?
AS3320 is an Autonomous System operated by Deutsche Telekom AG (DTAG Global IP Carrier (AS-DTAG)). It announces 2,890 IPv4 prefixes and 940 IPv6 prefixes across global internet exchange points to route traffic for Tier-1 Carrier & European ISP.
Is AS3320 currently experiencing BGP route flapping or outages?
Current real-time network monitoring indicates AS3320 has a BGP routing stability score of 99.94% (Rock Solid (All Peering Active)). If route churn occurs, prefix propagation latency rises and peer traffic is dynamically diverted.
Which Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) does AS3320 peer with?
AS3320 maintains active peering interconnects at major global exchanges including DE-CIX Frankfurt, ECIX Frankfurt, AMS-IX, LINX London.