IXP Namibia

Windhoek Internet Exchange Point

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About IXP Namibia

The Windhoek Internet Exchange Point is Namibia's national exchange, launched on 7 March 2014 and run by a non-profit association set up specifically to manage the fabric under a multi-stakeholder governance model. It came out of the African Internet Exchange System programme run jointly by the African Union and the Internet Society, which trained sixteen engineers in March 2013 ahead of the launch, and five providers were exchanging traffic on the opening day. Both of Namibia's principal carriers hold the two largest ports at 10G — Telecom Namibia and Mobile Telecommunications Ltd — with Paratus Africa, Africa Online and Packet Clearing House alongside them, for 23 Gbps in total.

IXP Namibia at a Glance

Founded
Launched 7 March 2014
Operated by
Internet Exchange Point Association of Namibia — a non-profit under a multi-stakeholder governance model
Port options
1G and 10G. Peering LANs 196.223.35.0/24 and 196.49.2.0/24; no IPv6 prefix has been assigned
Member networks
6 networks over 6 ports (Aug 2026)
Route servers
Packet Clearing House provides the route server function under two autonomous systems; the association operates no route-server number of its own
Traffic
23 Gbps of registered port capacity (Aug 2026)
Getting connected
Five of the six connected networks operate an open peering policy and one is selective. The association advertises 24/7 support and does not disclose commercial terms

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Networks at this exchange (6)