CINX - Cape Town Internet Exchange
Cape Town’s neutral, multi-site Internet Exchange Point.
Keeping South African Internet Traffic Local
INX-ZA operates neutral, community-run Internet Exchange Points across South Africa, giving networks an efficient way to exchange local traffic and improve the path between participating networks.
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Internet Exchange Points
Multi-site
Connectivity within each city
100% uptime
JINX since 1996
Our Exchange Points
Neutral, community-run Internet exchanges serving networks across South Africa.
DINX - Durban Internet Exchange
Durban’s neutral, multi-site Internet Exchange Point.
JINX - Johannesburg Internet Exchange
Johannesburg’s neutral, multi-site Internet Exchange Point and Africa’s oldest operational IXP.
NMBINX - Nelson Mandela Bay Internet Exchange
Nelson Mandela Bay’s neutral Internet Exchange Point.
South Africa’s independent Internet exchanges
INX-ZA is an autonomous division of the Internet Service Providers’ Association (ISPA) and operates its exchanges for the benefit of the wider Internet community.
Why peer at an IXP?
Peering provides a direct path between participating networks. Keeping domestic traffic local can improve network efficiency and performance while reducing unnecessary reliance on upstream transit paths.