Our own ASN. Our own backbone.
Hostander operates a private European network. We hold our own ASN and IP space, connect our two POPs with private wavelength capacity, and peer directly at the major European exchanges. No reseller relationships in the path between you and the internet.
RIPE-registered, operated in-house, not leased from an upstream.
Our own PI allocations, announced from both POPs for redundancy.
Private wavelength capacity between our two POPs, no public internet in the middle.
Per server uplink standard. Higher capacity available on request.
Two cities, one fabric.
A symmetric two-POP design: low-latency for the Nordics and Baltics out of Tallinn, low-latency for Western Europe out of Amsterdam, both fully meshed.
- Tier III facility in Tallinn metro
- Multiple carrier entries, dual power feeds
- Direct path to Helsinki, Stockholm, Riga, Vilnius
- Tier III facility on the AMS-IX fabric
- Dense peering with European and global networks
- Direct path to Frankfurt, Paris, London, Brussels
Carrier-diverse, peered at the source.
- Multiple Tier 1 transit providers in each POP
- Carrier-diverse fiber entries at every facility
- Direct peering at major European IXPs (AMS-IX, NL-ix, EPIX/EVIX class exchanges)
- Anycast-friendly architecture for customers running global services
Built so you don't notice when something fails.
Dual leaf-and-spine in each POP. Any single device or fiber cut is invisible to customer traffic.
Both POPs announce and accept your prefixes. Failover between Tallinn and Amsterdam is automatic at the BGP layer.
Volumetric scrubbing at our transit edges. Application-layer mitigation available as a managed service.
Want a deep-dive on our network design?
We're happy to walk through transit mix, peering, latency targets and BGP design with your network team. NDAs welcome.