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Stockholm, 8 July 2022 - Netnod is proud to announce the deployment of new DNSNODE sites in: Helsinki, Finland; Vancouver, Canada; and Yerevan, Armenia.

Nu finns en expertguide som hjälper företag och organisationer som upphandlar DNS-tjänster att få bättre förståelse och kontroll på områden som bör övervägas. Guiden är framtagen av Internetstiftelsen och Netnod.

Netnod and Internetstiftelsen have joined forces to provide a useful guide on the key aspects of quality DNS services.

Stockholm, 01 November 2021- Netnod is proud to announce the deployment of new DNSNODE sites in: Jacksonville, USA; Manila, the Philippines; and Shenyang, China.

Find out how a secondary DNS server works, how it is different to a primary DNS server and why a good secondary DNS service is so important for your business.

Stockholm and Calgary, 14 December 2020 - Netnod is proud to announce the deployment of a new DNSNODE site in Calgary, Canada. This is the first such site in Canada, and the starting point for a series of new DNSNODE deployments and upgrades in the North American region. The new site is hosted by the Calgary Internet Exchange (YYCIX).

Stockholm and El Paso, 16 November 2020 - Netnod is proud to announce the deployment of a new DNSNODE site in Monterrey, Mexico

In this short video Lars-Johan Liman, Senior Systems Specialist, gives a brief overview of the I-root service provided by Netnod.

Netnod’s DNSNODE service is easy to integrate into your DNS infrastructure. The service is designed to complement your existing setup and provides the most effective way to ensure world-class DNS service to your users and customers.

Distributed across the world, i.root-servers.net responds to several hundred million DNS queries a day. To further improve the robustness and availability of the I-root service, Netnod continuously expands the I-root anycast network.

As the operator of a root server, and the provider of choice for some of the largest ccTLDs, Netnod has been ensuring the stability and security of critical DNS infrastructure for more than 20 years.