Latest news:
- October 2009: Requested and received another IPv4 address space block from RIPE: 78.98.168.0/21
- August 2009: Finished migrating entire Luna.nl backbone network to MPLS
- October 2008: Added new Cisco 7600 series as core-routers to the Luna.nl network, the Juniper M7i routers now function as edge routers
- November 2005: Global Crossing has been added as a new transit provider for both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity
- March 2005: TeleGlobe has been added as a new transit provider for both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity
- July 2004: A new Juniper M7i router is now active as a core router at our datacenter at the Puntegaalstraat in Rotterdam
- March 2004: A new Juniper M7i router is now active as a core router at our Global Switch POP
- June 2003: Luna.nl is now connected to the NL-ix
- April 2003: Luna.nl opened a new POP in Amsterdam Sloterdijk, a fully redundant backbone ring, and now has a 3rd transit provider
- February 2003: The Luna.nl backbone is now completely IPv6 capable
- November 2002: We requested IPv6 address space from RIPE and received 2001:9c0::/32
- May 2002: Luna.nl connected to the AMS-IX peering LAN
- December 2000: Luna.nl has become RIPE LIR member and received it's own IPv4 address space block 217.77.128.0/19
- October 1996: Registered the domainname luna.nl
- December 1994: Started as spring-off from research lab LunaTech offering ISP services via Luna.NET
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