FIXO Internet Exchange Oslo

Settlement-free peering in Oslo and Kristiansand for every network with its own ASN. 1G ports are free.

43Networks
586GConnected capacity
4Datacentres
24/7Support by Blix

Peering at FIXO

Route serversAS61300
RS IPv491.198.176.253 · .254
RS IPv62001:7f8:41:0:1:61:300:1 · :2
Peering LAN v491.198.176.0/24
Peering LAN v62001:7f8:41::/64
IRR as-setAS-FIXO
Technical requirements →

Pricing

Platform fee: 1000 NOK per year per ASN. Includes one IPv4 and one IPv6 peering address, the fixo-ops list, the route servers and portal access with your own sFlow data, p2p traffic and peering graphs.

1G port0 NOK / month
10G port2000 NOK / month
20G LACP port4000 NOK / month
100G port5000 NOK / month

Cross-connects not included. n×1G bundles not supported. Full pricing →

Where to connect

About the locations →
Oslo

OS-IX

Hans Møller Gasmanns vei 9

Oslo

Blix BDC

Lindeberg Næringsvei 26

Oslo

Stack Infrastructure

Selma Ellefsens vei 1

Kristiansand

N01 Campus

Stølevegen 39, Øvrebø

Remote connectivity from Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Amsterdam on request.

Who you can reach

All 43 networks →

Cloudflare · Facebook · Hurricane Electric · GlobalConnect AS · M247 · Blix Solutions AS · Domeneshop AS · Gigahost · TietoEVRY Norway · Telefiber · xTom · and 32 more

New to peering?

What FIXO does

FIXO was set up because Norway needed an alternative exchange point. It provides high-speed interconnection between Internet service providers in Norway. The name is a recursive acronym: FIXO Internet eXchange Oslo.

What is an ISP?

FIXO defines an ISP (Internet Service Provider) as a network with its own valid ASN (Autonomous System Number) and a globally routable IP prefix that is reachable on the Internet today.

What is peering?

ISPs normally reach each other through a transit provider, which charges for the traffic passed to and from its customers. When two ISPs agree to exchange traffic directly, settlement-free and without a transit provider in between, that is called peering.

What is an Internet exchange?

Most networks in an area want to peer with each other, so a shared meeting point makes sense. At FIXO a network connects once, and can then peer with any of the other members, directly or through the route servers.