Netnod’s IXP Architecture

Netnod’s IXP architecture offers Industry-leading stability and redundancy.

Netnod Stockholm IXP Architecture

Netnod’s Stockholm IXP provides dual port connectivity from two 100 Gb Ethernet switches located at separate facilities. This means we can offer your network industry-leading stability as you share traffic with Europe, the Nordics and Russia. We are the largest, most stable IXP in the region with a track record of providing 100% uptime since 2002.

Connectivity to Netnod’s Stockholm IXP is also:

Fully IPv6 enabled
Available via dark fibre or Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM)
Run on dual power feeds and backed up by an uninterrupted power supply

We have installed switch equipment throughout Stockholm to make it easy for networks to connect to our IXP from a range of locations.

Netnod Copenhagen IXP Architecture

Bridging the Internet in Copenhagen, Malmö and Beyond

The Netnod IX Copenhagen integrates Netnod’s established Malmö IX with the former COPHIX exchange, which interconnects Interxion Copenhagen and Global Connect sites in Copenhagen.

The Netnod IX Copenhagen was launched in 2014. It provides single and dual (fully redundant) port connectivity in Malmö and Copenhagen.

For network operators throughout the region, Netnod IX Copenhagen offers:

A fibre connection that spans the Öresund bridge
A highly efficient, multi-chassis architecture
Reduced latency and no backhaul for local traffic
Single or dual port connectivity
Point-to-point data centre interconnections

Technical information on Netnod IXPs

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Peering with Netnod

These are the basic facts and information about peering with Netnod. (ASN 8674).

Route servers

Netnod operates route servers at the Stockholm IX as well as the Copenhagen exchange point (Copenhagen-Malmö). A route server facilitates the administration of peering arrangements for networks present at an exchange point. By connecting to the route server, you can replace some or all of your separate BGP sessions to your peers, with one single session towards the route server.

Router configuration examples

Here are example configurations that illustrates a router connected to both of the VLANs on the STH-B switch. The VLAN ids will be different for other Netnod IX's. The examples are only examples and will most likely need to be adopted to your environment and platform.

Colocation

This is the list of colocation providers in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Malmo and Gothenburg.

Dark fibre providers

Transport network suppliers and fibre suppliers for connecting in Göteborg, Malmö and Sundsvall.

IX FAQ

Here we answer some of the most common questions about peering, IXPs and Netnod IX.

Connected networks at Netnod IX

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