Network

The Netrouting backbone was built to optimize response time, latency and uptime. Netrouting is connected to various carriers and internet exchanges, using the the BGP-4 protocol to select the fastest connection available.

	AMS-IX The Amsterdam Internet Exchange is currently the biggest internet exchange point in Europe. Netrouting is directly connected to the AMS-IX at our TelecityRedbus2 PoP in Amsterdam NL.
	DE-CIX The German Internet Exchange is currently one of the biggest internet exchange points in Europe. Netrouting is directly connected to the DE-IX at our Ancotel PoP in Frankfurt DE.
	Global Crossing Global Crossing maintains a world wide TIER1 network providing us with first class international connectivity at both our Amsterdam NL and Miami US PoP.
	GlobalAxs Communications GlobalAxs maintains a world wide network providing us with first class international connectivity at both our PoPs in Amsterdam NL.
	Cogent Cogent maintains a world wide network providing us with first class international connectivity at both our Amsterdam NL and Miami US PoPs.
	Phonera Networks (P80 backbone) Phonera maintains a European/Scandinavian wide network providing us with first class international connectivity at our PoPs in Sweden.

The Netrouting network was built to provide reliability and performance, we therefore use first class routing/switching equipment and premium graded connectivity. Netrouting uses extensive software to monitor the entire network 24/7/365. This allows us to proactively prevent issues before they occur.

The backbone is configured to function fail-safe, this means if one of the connections fail another would pick up instantly for uninterrupted service. The Netrouting backbone runs under the Autonomous System Number 47869 (AS-NETROUTING) and is running multihomed.

For more information, peering details and monitoring; please visit our NOC web page at www.as47869.net

	Ripe NCC Member Netrouting is directly connected with the Ripe NCC. Ripe is one of five Regional Internet Registries providing Internet Resource Allocations.