Netnod IX Oslo
Netnod is the leading provider of interconnection services in the Nordics. For more than 20 years, we have delivered 100% uptime to ISPs, telcos, and Content Delivery Networks.
Special offer: free port for new customers
We are offering networks the chance to try Netnod IX Oslo free of charge. New customers at the Netnod IX Oslo can connect for free until 1 January 2027.
Why connect to Netnod IX Oslo?
Connecting to Netnod IX Oslo gives your network:
- fast, redundant and secure interconnections for networks routing traffic between Norway and the rest of the Nordics, the Baltics and beyond
- peering opportunities with some of the world’s largest transit providers and content delivery networks
- flexible connection options including redundant ports, Remote IX (peer throughout the Nordics from Oslo) and Netnod One Port (run multiple services over one port)
- optimised speed, routing control and paths to your peers with all connections easily managed over Netnod’s customer portal
- robust and resilient peering from the leading provider of interconnection services in the Nordics
Points of Presence
Netnod IX Oslo is present at:
- STACK EMEA OSL0
- Bulk HMG9
Services available at Netnod IX Oslo
- Netnod One Port: run multiple services over one port
- Remote IX: use your Netnod port as gateway to peer across the Nordics
- Private VLAN: create virtual private connections between two locations within metro or region.
- Closed User Group: connect members from multiple sites across the Nordics to exchange data in a private, protected and secure environment.
- Cloud Connect: secure connections from Netnod directly to leading cloud providers
In addition to these IX services, Netnod also provides a Metro DWDM service in Oslo and a Regional DWDM service connecting Oslo to other Nordic cities.
Netnod: ensuring rock-solid Internet for the Nordics
With a world-class interconnection platform and a mission to build resilience in the Nordics, we operate carrier- and data centre-neutral IXes. Netnod is fully owned by the Swedish, non-profit TU Foundation, established in 1996 to work for the good of the Internet.
Want to know more? Talk to one of our interconnection experts.
