netnoerden.dk
Retail internet access over fiber and cable for Danish households and employer-sponsored users
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About netnoerden.dk
NetNørden sells internet connections over fiber and TV cable (coax), using networks including GlobalConnect, TDC NET and BornFiber. Plans offer IPv6, reverse DNS and the option to add fixed IPv4 and BGP; customers can use their own router.
The company serves residential customers and supports employers paying all or part of an employee’s connection. Availability and speeds depend on the address and local network.
Product: Residential fiber and coax internet subscriptions, with optional fixed IPv4 and BGP.
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