Swedish Internet Exchange Netnod has kept the Swedish Internet infrastructure reliable since 1996.

Netnod operates Internet exchanges in five cities in Sweden. Focus is on common services for the Internet as well as a highly stable and robust infrastructure service..

This is partly achieved by locating the exchange points in underground communications bunkers. These are operated by the Swedish government and features physical security as well as redudant fiber paths, backup power and cooling systems, as can be expected by a state of the art facility.

The exchanges in the cities are independent of each other and act as extra resilience as well as assuring Swedish Internet users the best performance with local traffic exchange.

The Netnod Exchange is fully IPv6 enabled

Netnod IX enabled native IPv6 at the Stockholm Internet Exchange point Service peerings on 18 March 2008. Netnod has been offering IPv6 peering since 2003 at the Internet Exchange Fabrics.
2009-05-09
Netnod/Autonomica Joins Other Root Server Operators in Statement to ICANN

Netnod/Autonomica which operates i.root-servers.net, one of the 13 root name servers deployed globally to manage traffic between computers connected to the Internet, has joined the RIPE NCC, operator of K-root, and WIDE Project, operator of M-root, in issuing a joint statement to ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.

The purpose of this statement, made in letters sent by each of the three organisations to Paul Twomey, President and CEO of ICANN, is to publicly document the continued commitment of the Autonomica, RIPE NCC and WIDE Project to coordinate their respective DNS root name service operations.

The statement can be found here

2009-04-28
4th European Peering Forum (EPF)

Netnod is proud to host the upcoming 4th European Peering Forum (EPF) on 14 and 15th September in Copenhagen, Denmark.



This unique event brings together over 200 people from peering networks across Europe and beyond. The EPF is a great opportunity to network and it covers topics such as peering negotiation and strategy, as well as operational aspects of peering.

For more information, please see the EPF website

2009-05-05
National Exercise on Telecommunication Infrastructure Crisis

During May 6-7, 2009, the staff at Netnod/Autonomica participates in a National Swedish Exercise on Telecommunication Infrastructure Crisis (Telö 09), arranged by The Swedish Post and Telecom Agency (PTS). Read the full story here

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