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Rapid on-premises launch
Startups that need to launch an Internet-facing IT business quickly while keeping critical servers on premises.
Virtual ISP for Home & SOHO
— Routing as a Service (RaaS)
Lushu Limited (AS202959) supplies route-optimized global routing, L2/L3 transport, and scalable backbone services that let platforms operate as a virtual ISP.
Primary service / Routed access
A direct path to better routing control.
Keep your ISP for physical connectivity (PHY). Use Lushu for routing.
An encrypted tunnel extends your network to the nearest AS202959 edge, where customer-operated BGP, policy-based routing and Traffic Engineering become available.
Run your own BGP from home or the office. Control outbound and inbound routing through AS202959.
Animated routing model
Compare P95 performance, path length and routing control
P95 network performance
Engineered routing remains consistent when carrier policy or demand changes the available path.
Lushu latencyLushu lossLegacy latencyLegacy loss
Policy-selected detour
Commercial path preference
Peak demand
Congestion window
Stable pathPolicy shiftRecoveryPeakNormalized
Path outcomeLushu TE retains the preferred route
More network stages
Conventional regional route
Origin
Customer edge
Access network
Regional ISP
Regional infrastructure
Regional telecom exchange
Domestic aggregation and handoff
Transit selection
International gateway
Provider-selected upstream path
Regional ISP AS→AS Hop→AS Hop→Destination AS
ISP Policy
Destination
International network
Fewer network stages
Lushu routed access
Origin
Customer edge
Underlay
Regional ISP
Local routing edge
Local PoP / IX
Lushu AS202959 · BGP session and TE
AS202959→AS Hop→IX→Destination AS
Customer BGP TE
Destination
International network
Handoff
Local PoP / IX
Control plane
Customer BGP
Policy
Enterprise-grade TE
Operation
Router Native
Hardware
OPNsense®, MikroTik or White Box (BYOHW)
Deployment
Anywhere
IPv4 addressing with Lushu routing
Public IPv4 that behaves like your network.
Compare a typical regional-provider allocation with a routed Lushu prefix that can use the customer's ASN and operational contacts.
Well suited for
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Public homelab infrastructure
Operators who want to expose homelab servers through public routed addressing without placing them behind consumer NAT.
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AI lab for production
multi-GPU PoCs and production vLLM workloads with independently routed public connectivity for AI labs, demonstrations, and live inference.
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Power-intensive compute sites
Render farms, Computer-assisted math proof clusters, and high-density compute that take advantage of industrial electricity priced below typical datacenter power.
Typical regional provider
Provider-bound public IP
Regional ISPs generally do not delegate customers a /24 prefix suitable for independent announcement and acceptance in the global routing table. Instead, public addresses are assigned individually or in minimal units through DHCP.
- Prefix
- Typically /32 · up to /31 ≈ 1 public IPs
- ASN
- Regional provider ASN
- WHOIS
- Provider corporate name for /32 allocation
- Abuse
- Provider-managed abuse contact
- Use
- Single host or point-to-point assignment
- BGP
- No
Lushu routed allocation
Customer-oriented routed prefix
Lushu provides a large public prefix announced through BGP. Without DHCP, customers can use ARP and static routing directly on their switches and edge routers.
- Prefix
- Up to /20 · 4,096 public IPs
- ASN
- Customer-selected ASN
- WHOIS
- Customer-oriented network identity
- Abuse
- Custom abuse contact
- Use
- Native routed IP behavior over L3
- BGP
- Yes
Also / Additional services
Also available.
Dedicated systems
Hardware and virtualization
Dedicated Dell, HP, or Supermicro systems with customer-selected hypervisor support, datacenter coordination, and public addressing for every workload.
- Platform
- Hypervisor of choice
- Allocation
- /26 · 64 IPs default
- Ownership
- Dedicated hardware
Interconnection
Network peering
Connect to AS202959 through a tunnel or physical point-to-point circuit under our current settlement-free peering policy.
- Access
- Tunnel or physical P2P
- Policy
- Settlement-free
- Eligibility
- Personal & commercial ASN