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The MirageTEL network

Your calls travel on our own network.

MirageTEL voice runs on our own autonomous system, AS403001: our own IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, our own routers in 7 locations across North America and Europe, and direct connections at the internet exchanges where the largest networks meet.

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whois AS403001
aut-num:   AS403001
as-name:   MIRAGE-GLOBAL-TECH
org:       Mirage Global Technologies LLC
registry:  ARIN
inet6num:  2602:f2d3::/40
inetnum:   23.165.12.0/24
inetnum:   156.9.216.0/22
anycast:   2602:f2d3::/48 · every edge router
rpki:      ROA signed · origin valid
aspa:      published
irr:       route, route6 at ARIN
voice:     voice.miragetel.com → 23.165.12.162
Autonomous systemAS403001
IPv62602:f2d3::/40
IPv423.165.12.0/24 · 156.9.216.0/22
Route originRPKI valid · ASPA
RegistryARIN
7locations live
2internet exchanges live
5upstream networks
v4 + v6native at every router
2more coming soon
Where we are

7 locations live, Amsterdam and Milan coming soon

Each location is one of our own routers or servers, joined to the others by an encrypted backbone. Calls enter our network at a router and travel inside it to the MirageTEL core in the European Union.

NORTH AMERICAEUROPEencrypted backboneFRAFrankfurtDUSDüsseldorfSXBStrasbourgORDChicagoYYZTorontoPDXHillsboroLONLondonAMSAmsterdamMILMilanNORTH AMERICAORDChicagoYYZTorontoPDXHillsboro

Both regions are joined by our encrypted backbone across the Atlantic

EUROPEFRAFrankfurtDUSDüsseldorfSXBStrasbourgLONLondonAMSAmsterdamMILMilan
LiveComing soonTap or point at a city · schematic, not to scale
Points of presence

Every location, and what it does

FRA · GermanyLive

Frankfurt

Core router

Carries
Our voice address to the MirageTEL core
Routes
Route reflector for the whole network
Serves
Central Europe
DUS · GermanyLive

Düsseldorf

Exchange router

Exchanges
LocIX Düsseldorf · LocIX Frankfurt
Peers
Route servers, Cloudflare, Hurricane Electric, Hetzner
Serves
Western Europe, Benelux
SXB · FranceLive

Strasbourg

Network PoP

Runs
The MirageTEL voice switch, platform and database
Reached
Only through our encrypted backbone
Data
Stored in the European Union
ORD · USALive

Chicago

Core router

Routes
Full view of the internet, IPv4 and IPv6
Tools
Our public Looking Glass
Serves
US Midwest, North America
YYZ · CanadaLive

Toronto

Edge router

Routes
Full view of the internet, IPv4 and IPv6
Exchange
ONIX Toronto — being connected
Serves
Canada, US Northeast
PDX · USALive

Hillsboro

Network PoP

Network
On our encrypted backbone
Addresses
IPv4 now, IPv6 soon
Serves
US West Coast
LON · United KingdomLive

London

Edge router

Routes
Full view of the internet, IPv4 and IPv6
Exchange
LONAP London — being connected
Serves
United Kingdom, Ireland

Coming soon

Check it yourself

Don’t take our word for it

These figures are measured by RIPE NCC, the internet registry for Europe, and read by your browser while this page opens. We do not type them in.

IPv4 route · 23.165.12.0/24RPKI—Seen by RIPE route collectors—
IPv4 route · 156.9.216.0/22RPKI—Seen by RIPE route collectors—
IPv6 route · 2602:f2d3::/40RPKI—Seen by RIPE route collectors—
AS403001Routes announced now—Voice address23.165.12.162

Needs JavaScript to measure — the sources below show the same figures.

Looking Glass ↗PeeringDB ↗bgp.tools ↗bgp.he.net ↗RIPEstat ↗
The path of a call

From your phone to the number you dialled

  1. You callFrom the MirageTEL app, or from your own phone system over a SIP trunk.
  2. Into our networkYour call goes to 23.165.12.162 — an address we own, announced to the internet by our own routers.
  3. Across our backboneIt travels encrypted to the MirageTEL voice core in the European Union.
  4. Out to the worldIt is handed to our voice carrier at their interconnect in Frankfurt, a few milliseconds away, and rings the number you dialled.

Calls to your MirageTEL number come in the same way: they arrive at our address, not at someone else’s.

Straight answers

What travels where

Not everything runs on our network, and we would rather you heard it from us.

Calls — app, numbers, SIP trunksOur networkAS403001, our address 23.165.12.162
Text messagesOur platformthen to the carrier that delivers them
Mobile data on your eSIMThe local mobile networkin each country, straight to the internet — never through our servers
Website, app and APIA global protective edgein front of our core, against floods of traffic
Your accountThe European Unionstored on our core, reached only through the platform
Peering and transit

Connected where the internet meets

We exchange traffic directly with other networks at internet exchanges and carry the rest through 5 upstream networks, so there is always more than one way to reach you. Our peering policy is open.

ExchangeWithStatus
LocIX FrankfurtRoute servers AS202409 · Cloudflare AS13335 · Hurricane Electric AS6939 · Hetzner AS24940Live
LocIX DüsseldorfRoute servers AS202409Live
LONAP LondonRoute servers · Telehouse DocklandsConnecting
AMS-IX AmsterdamRoute serversComing soon
ONIX TorontoRoute serversConnecting
MINAP MilanRoute serversComing soon
Peering policy ↗PeeringDB ↗
Safeguards

Built to stay up, and to stay ours

Signed routes

Our routes are signed in RPKI, our upstreams are published in ASPA and our route objects are registered at ARIN — other networks can reject anyone who tries to announce our addresses.

RPKI · ASPA · IRR

Signed reverse DNS

The reverse DNS of both our IPv4 and IPv6 ranges is delegated and signed with DNSSEC.

DNSSEC

More than one way in

Our addresses are announced from several cities through 5 upstream networks and 2 internet exchanges; if one link fails, the internet routes around it.

Transit + peering

Encrypted between locations

Our locations talk to each other only through encrypted tunnels; the MirageTEL core has no other way in.

Encrypted backbone

Watched continuously

Every router, server and service is checked automatically, and our engineers are alerted the moment one stops answering.

Monitoring + alerts

A standby path for voice

The voice core keeps a second, independent address on a separate network, ready if the primary path fails.

Two addresses
RPKI route signingASPA publishedRoutes registered at ARINDNSSEC reverse DNSNative IPv6Open peering policyListed on PeeringDBData stored in the European Union
Own Signal · White Label

Partners run on the same network

Sell numbers, calling and SIP trunks under your own brand — your customers’ calls land on our addresses and cross our backbone, the same as ours.

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