City networkMexico PeeringDB snapshot 2026-09-07

Queretaro · Mexico

PeeringDB lists two exchanges in Queretaro. PIT MX carries 46 participants and IXP.MX - Querétaro records none, while seven colocation facilities hold 34 network presences, the highest counts at Ascenty QRO01 and QRO02. An address geolocating to Queretaro reflects the location an operator published for the block, not the position of a device.

CountryMexico (MX)
Internet exchanges2
Exchange participants46
Colocation facilities7
Networks in those facilities34
Registry carriers peering herenone recorded

Internet exchanges in Queretaro

An exchange is a shared switch where networks hand traffic to each other directly. Participant counts come from PeeringDB, where each network maintains its own record.

ExchangeParticipantsRegistry carriers peering
PIT MX
46none in the registry
IXP.MX - Querétaro
0none in the registry

Exchange records: PeeringDB.

Colocation facilities

Buildings where networks put equipment. The network count is how many PeeringDB members list a presence there, which shows where capacity in the city sits.

FacilityNetworks presentAddress
Ascenty QRO01 - Querétaro13Camino a Nativitas 800, 76295 Colón, Vesta Park Querétaro I
Ascenty QRO02 - Querétaro10Carretera Estatal 100, km 17.5, Municipio Colón
EdgeUno Datacenter Queretaro Mexico (QRO1)7Parque Industrial, Privada de la Princesa 4, el Marques
EdgeUno Datacenter Mexico (QRO2)2Epigmenio González No. 2 Col. Claustros del Parque.
EdgeUno Datacenter Queretaro Mexico (QRO2)1Querétaro, México - Epigmenio González No. 2 Col. Claustros del Parque.
EdgeUno Datacenter Queretaro Mexico (QRO3)1Cerrada de la Princesa, El Marques Industrial Park
RedIT Queretaro0Fray Luis de León 8002 Edif. B Piso 1 Colinas del Cimatario

What a Queretaro IP address tells you

PIT MX is the only Queretaro exchange with participants in this data, at 46, and IXP.MX - Querétaro appears with a participant count of zero. Colocation carries a second share of the city's interconnection. Ascenty QRO01 records 13 networks and Ascenty QRO02 ten, the four EdgeUno sites hold 11 between them, and RedIT Queretaro shows none. Across seven facilities that is 34 network presences against 46 exchange participants. No mobile carrier ASN appears on either exchange participant list.

An address that geolocates to Queretaro tells you what an operator wrote in a registry record and what commercial databases copied from it. A network can announce a prefix from anywhere in its footprint, and mobile traffic leaves through a small number of gateways, so a subscriber moving around the country can hold an address that lookups place at one fixed Queretaro location. The city label describes the operator's published location for the block, not the handset behind it.

Someone checking an address gets further with the origin ASN on the exact prefix and the netname and country on the registry object. Those say which network announces the range and how it registered the range, which is what routing acts on. Whether that network is actually present in Queretaro is a separate question, and the participant list for PIT MX answers it better than a city name from a geolocation lookup.

Questions

Which internet exchanges are in Queretaro?

PeeringDB records two. PIT MX has 46 participants and IXP.MX - Querétaro shows none in this snapshot. Seven colocation facilities in the city hold another 34 network presences, the highest counts being Ascenty QRO01 with 13 networks and Ascenty QRO02 with ten.

Do Mexican mobile carriers peer in Queretaro?

Neither PIT MX nor IXP.MX - Querétaro lists a mobile carrier ASN among its participants in this data. Carriers can interconnect privately inside the city's colocation facilities without a public record, so absence from the registry is not evidence that they are absent from Queretaro.

Does an IP that geolocates to Queretaro mean the device is there?

No. It means the operator's registry record, or a database that follows it, places that block in Queretaro. Mobile addresses come from pools behind a few gateways, so the person using one can be a long way from the city a lookup names.

Sources

Proxies in Mexico
What the network offers in this country, and how city placement actually works.
Mexico carrier registry
Operators, ASNs, network codes and announced prefixes.
Other cities in Mexico