Locations

The network is anchored in the Netherlands and reaches outward through facilities and exchanges worldwide.

Netherlands: 28 IXs United States: 16 IXs Germany: 9 IXs United Kingdom: 6 IXs France: 6 IXs Switzerland: 4 IXs Russia: 3 IXs Indonesia: 2 IXs Ukraine: 2 IXs Brazil: 2 IXs Italy: 2 IXs Hong Kong: 2 IXs Sweden: 2 IXs Taiwan: 2 IXs Poland: 1 IX Singapore: 1 IX South Africa: 1 IX Bulgaria: 1 IX Greece: 1 IX Czechia: 1 IX Canada: 1 IX Finland: 1 IX Austria: 1 IX 1530 SWIFT - NOCIX — North Kansas City, US Chief LY Building Taipei — Taipei, TW DC Coolhousing - Prague — Prague, CZ InterDC Enschede Marssteden — Enschede, NL Lumanex DC1 — Pomezia, IT moji1 — Nanterre, FR NIKHEF Amsterdam — Amsterdam, NL Obenet Riverlake — Älvsjö, SE QTS Groningen (GRO1) — Groningen, NL Qupra DC — Amsterdam, NL Seeweb Milano Caldera — Milan, IT Amsterdam — core hub (NIKHEF / Qupra)
Amsterdam hub Physical facility (11) IX presence by country (bubble size = number of IXs)

Core sites

Homelab Origin & lab

Netherlands

Where it all started. Routing experiments, virtualization and the services that grew into the network you see today.

NIKHEF Core PoP

Amsterdam Science Park, NL

One of the most densely interconnected carrier-neutral buildings in Europe and home to AMS-IX infrastructure. A core peering point for AS215248.

Qupra PoP

Amsterdam, NL

Carrier-neutral Amsterdam facility used for peering and hosted services.

InterDC PoP

Enschede, NL

Eastern-Netherlands presence for regional reach and redundancy.

Facility presence (PeeringDB, 11)

Datacenters where AS215248 is registered as present in PeeringDB — directly or via remote peering / hosted gear.

FacilityCityCountry
1530 SWIFT - NOCIXNorth Kansas CityUS
Chief LY Building TaipeiTaipeiTW
DC Coolhousing - PraguePragueCZ
InterDC Enschede MarsstedenEnschedeNL
Lumanex DC1PomeziaIT
moji1NanterreFR
NIKHEF AmsterdamAmsterdamNL
Obenet RiverlakeÄlvsjöSE
QTS Groningen (GRO1)GroningenNL
Qupra DCAmsterdamNL
Seeweb Milano CalderaMilanIT