RcodeZero: .it new customer

The Italian Istituto di informatica e telematica (IIT-CNR), the registry of the top-level domain .it, uses the anycast service RcodeZero from ipcom, a subsidiary of the Internet Foundation.

After an intensive preparation phase, the RcodeZero team was able to successfully implement the technical connection within a few days.

With around 3.4 million delegations, a high volume of traffic and a demanding threat situation - particularly due to frequent attacks - .it brings with it new challenges. These will further develop and strengthen the anycast service in a targeted manner.

The addition of .it to the customer portfolio underlines the growing importance of RcodeZero DNS as a reliable anycast partner for critical Internet infrastructures.

May 2025

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