Operational statement for i.root-servers.net
The Domain Name System (DNS) is the distributed hierarchical database on which most Internet services and applications rely and depend. The root of this hierarchy is anchored on 13 domain name servers scattered across the globe.
Netnod Time
Netnod’s Time. Keeping Sweden in sync. Guaranteed.
Netnod publishes statement of compliance as I-root operator
As one of the twelve operators of the DNS root service for the global Internet, Netnod is expected to adhere to the service expectations expressed by ICANN’s Root Server System Advisory Committee (RSSAC).
Netnod and NTP
NTP is the most commonly used protocol for synchronizing the time on computer systems. An accurate, NTP-based system is essential not only for individual users but also for local and national economies. It enables everything from air traffic control,…
Connect to NTP Servers
These are the technical details for Netnod’s NTP service and how to reach our Internet Time servers.
Blog
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Value adding IX services
In addition to the Netnod exchange point services and the DNSNODE services, Netnod offers other Internet related services. We believe in adding value to exchange points by colocating other valuable services and making them available to anyone connected…
Bredbandskollen
In cooperation with IIS, the Swedish TLD registry, Netnod colocates the Bredbandskollen Service at the Netnod IX.
