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Netnod Newsletter Q1, March 2020
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Welcome to the Netnod Q1 newsletter

 

In these challenging times, we are seeing how important it is that people can access information reliably and that Internet services continue to run smoothly. At Netnod, we have been monitoring the situation closely and providing daily reports on the state of the Internet in Sweden. We currently see no indications of any issues with the core of the Internet in Sweden. We will continue to share what we know as the situation develops.

All Netnod’s services are functioning well. We are also ready to upgrade any IX customers that need more capacity at no additional cost. Please see below for more details. Following Swedish government guidelines, our staff are working remotely wherever possible. We continue to work effectively and are available for any meetings via remote channels. Just get in touch, and we will be happy to see you online. 

I hope you enjoy reading the newsletter, and I wish you and your families all the best of health.

LM Jogbäck
Netnod CEO

IX upgrades at no additional cost for 3 months

We are seeing that reliable connectivity is more crucial than ever. To ensure that all of our customers’ services run smoothly and can handle any demand for increased capacity, all Netnod IX customers can request a 3 month upgrade at no additional cost. Simply inform us if you need the extra capacity and we will provide it as soon as possible.

Full details are available here.

Netnod’s updates on the state of the Internet in Sweden

From 17-24 March, Netnod published daily updates on the state of the Internet in Sweden. Written by Patrik Fältström, Netnod’s Technical Director and Head of Security, the daily updates were part of efforts to keep the community informed and to share the latest information. You can find these updates on the Netnod blog here.

New milestone in Network Time Security as Internet Draft approved

The Internet Draft ‘Network Time Security for the Network Time Protocol’ has been approved as a Proposed Standard. Netnod staff have been instrumental in developing this protocol which adds a much needed layer of security to the Network Time Protocol (NTP) and follows from Netnod’s launch of one of the first NTS-enabled NTP services in October 2019. More information is available here.
Netnod Blog

Recent blogposts have looked at the current state of the Internet in Sweden, how to get the most from an IX port and the move to 400G at Netnod IXes. The Netnod blog is available here.

Offer for new Copenhagen IX customers

For new customers connecting to the Netnod IX Copenhagen, Netnod is offering a Remote IX connection to Netnod IX Stockholm for one year at no additional cost. More information is available here.

PT partner with Netnod for world-class DNS service

Netnod and .PT, the registry of one of the fastest growing TLDs in Europe, have announced a new partnership. Under this partnership .PT, the association responsible for the .pt domains, will use Netnod’s secondary DNS service (DNSNODE) to ensure fast and resilient DNS for the domains under its management. More information is available here.

How to get the most from peering

Netnod’s Interconnection Relations Manager, Tobias Jansson, has published a blogpost summarising his seven top tips for getting started with better peering. Read more here.
Shaped ports at Netnod Internet Exchanges

Shaped ports are now available enabling you to connect to a 100G port but to only use the capacity you need. This means that once you have set up the connection, you only pay for what you require. Read more here.
Latest network upgrades

Meet us - online for now

Due to current circumstances, we won’t have the chance to meet our customers and industry partners face to face as normal. But we are always happy to meet online in whatever form works best for you. To arrange a meeting, please contact us at: info@netnod.se.

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