VICsubIX
VICsubIX is a community‑driven internet exchange point located in Victoria, Australia. The network was established in 2012 to provide a low‑latency interconnection service for local internet service providers, educational institutions, media organisations and hobbyist networks. By offering a shared physical infrastructure, VICsubIX reduces the need for organisations to rely on costly transit links and encourages routing optimisation within the region.
The exchange operates a series of fibre links that provide 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps ports. Peering operates
Operationally, VICsubIX uses Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for route advertisement and supports both IPv4 and IPv6
Because it remains a volunteer‑run, non‑commercial entity, VICsubIX focuses on fostering collaborative peering rather than generating