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--- peering-toolbox:peering_policies [2022/05/06 06:02] – [Restrictive Peering] philip
+++ peering-toolbox:peering_policies [2023/04/30 04:48] (current) – [Peering Policies] philip
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 ====== Peering Policies ======
-Every operator needs to decide that their "Peering Policy" is.
+Every operator needs to decide that their "Peering Policy" needs to be as they embark on their peering journey.
 This section looks at what is meant by "Peering Policy", and how an operator goes about deciding what their policy should be.
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   * [[peering_policies#restrictive_peering|Restrictive Peering]]
+The Peering Toolbox recommends that a newcomer to the Peering ecosystem determines what their peering policy should be - newcomers generally start with **Open** policy, and as they gain more experience, move to **Selective**, and once they are a very significant player in the global internet, they move to **Restrictive**.
 ===== Open Peering =====
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 They are usually present in dozens of locations around their region or the globe, and are responsible for traffic levels in multiple Gigabits if not Terabits.
-[[:peering-toolbox/how-to-peer| Back to "What I need to Peer" page]]
+[[:peering-toolbox/how-to-peer| Back to "What is required for Peering" page]]