IP Transit · Argentina

Transit diversity where the datasheet backs it up

Real multihoming depends on how many distinct operators are physically available. In Buenos Aires the datasheet lists sixteen, including internationals such as AT&T and Ufinet and locals such as Iplan, Metrotel and Telecentro. In Córdoba it lists one. Both facts are true, and both matter when deciding where your BGP session lands.

2

PoPs

17

Listed carriers

1

Exchange point

Why here

  • Buenos Aires: sixteen carriers at the facility, with international (AT&T, Ufinet, Convergia) and metropolitan (Iplan, Metrotel, Telecentro, Linkup) presence.
  • Córdoba: Telecom Argentina is the only listed carrier. If the requirement is last-mile diversity, the site to look at is Buenos Aires.
  • The published SLA for both sites is 99.98%: the same operating standard as the rest of the network, not a per-country promise.

This country's PoPs, one by one

Nominal provisioning window for the site, computed by the catalog over the fastest available configuration. It is a reference lead time, not a contractual commitment: stock moves, and the firm date is confirmed by Engineering.

Buenos Aires

EZE

99.98%Published SLA

Activation window
Immediate
Address
Av. Del campo N° 1301, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
Reference airport
Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Ezeiza)

Córdoba

COR

99.98%Published SLA

Activation window
Immediate
Address
Pedro Zanni 306 (between Santa Rosa and La Rioja), Córdoba
Reference airport
Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella International Airport

Interconnection and peering

Buenos Aires

CABASE

Estimated latency from cities in this country

Geodesic estimates (great-circle distance × a fibre route factor), not measurements. Use them to compare which PoP sits closer to each origin; they are not an RTT promise.

OriginBuenos AiresEZECórdobaCOR
Buenos Aires~5msclosest~15ms
Córdoba~15ms~5msclosest
Rosario~9msclosest~11ms
Mendoza~21ms~12msclosest