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# Extreme IX PeeringDB Record

> This help topic describes the PeeringDB requirements for Extreme IX members and how to add your Extreme IX presence to your PeeringDB profile.

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All participating networks must maintain an accurate and up-to-date profile on [PeeringDB](https://www.peeringdb.com/). Completing and maintaining your PeeringDB entry is mandatory before you submit peering requests with Extreme IX.

## Key requirements

Before you request peering, confirm that your profile meets these requirements:

* **IRR AS-SET object** -- Declare an active IRR AS-SET/route-set object in your PeeringDB network profile for automated Route Server filtering.
* **Allow IXP Update permission** -- Enable the **Allow IXP Update** option in your PeeringDB settings. This lets Extreme IX automation maintain accurate port status and IP assignments.
* **Up-to-date contact information** -- Keep your peering contacts (NOC email, phone, and technical contacts) accurate.

## Add Extreme IX to your PeeringDB profile

To register your presence at an Extreme IX exchange location (for example, Extreme IX Delhi):

1. Go to [peeringdb.com](https://www.peeringdb.com/) and log in with your account credentials.

2. Open your network profile by selecting your organization from the profile menu in the upper-right corner, or search for your Autonomous System Number (ASN) in the search bar.

3. Click **Edit** on the right side of your network entry page.

4. In the **Public Peering Exchange Points** section, type `Extreme IX` in the Exchange field, then select your local exchange location (for example, **Extreme IX Delhi**) from the drop-down list.

   <Note>
     If your Extreme IX location does not appear in the drop-down list, contact the Extreme IX Operations team.
   </Note>

5. Complete the required technical details for your connection:
   * **Assigned IP address** -- Your provisioned IPv4 address, IPv6 address, or both, on Extreme IX.
   * **Port Speed** -- Your allocated interface bandwidth (for example, 1G, 10G, 100G).
   * **Route Server** -- Select this check box if you peer with the Extreme IX Route Servers.

6. Confirm that your IRR AS-SET is populated and that **Allow IXP Update** is enabled, then click **Save**.

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