- Application
- Backhaul
- Broadband
- Colocation
- Connectivity
- Customer Premises Equipment
- Domain Name System
- Edge
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- Enterprise
- Ethernet
- Firmware
- Information and Communication Technology
- Internet
- Internet Protocol
- Internet Service Providers
- Managed Services
- Monitoring
- Network Operator
- Power
- Public Sector
- Router
- Secure Socket Layer
- Server
- Services
- Space
- Transit and Peering
- Virtualization
- Virtual Private Network
- Wide Area Network
- Wireless
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Who is Dodonet?
Dodonet is an Italian internet service and managed connectivity provider that offers network access, hosting, and related Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services for residential, business, and public-sector customers.
- Fixed and wireless internet connectivity for households and businesses (network services)
- Data center hosting and housing for servers and IT infrastructure (colocation)
- Managed services for connectivity, routing, and network security (managed network services)
- Domain registration, Domain Name System (DNS) management, and related web services (internet infrastructure services)
- Support for public administrations and enterprises with tailored connectivity and ICT solutions (enterprise and public-sector services)
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More About Dodonet
Dodonet operates as a regional and national internet service provider with a portfolio that spans access connectivity, data center services, and managed network functions. Its offerings are positioned for residential users that require broadband access, as well as enterprises and public-sector institutions that need stable connectivity, IP addressing, and infrastructure hosting. The company typically supports scenarios such as branch connectivity, small and midsize business networking, and hosting of applications or workloads that must remain within Italian or EU jurisdictions.
On the access side, Dodonet delivers connectivity via fixed-line broadband and, where applicable, wireless or radio link solutions (network access). Business and institutional customers use these services to provide Wide Area Network (WAN) and internet uplinks for offices, retail sites, and operational facilities. The provider manages Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) such as routers and modems, handles provisioning of public or private IP address ranges, and can integrate connectivity with upstream transit and peering relationships common in Internet Service Providers (ISP) environments.
Dodonet’s data center and hosting capabilities (colocation and hosting) support server housing, rack space, and related power and cooling for customer-owned or provider-owned hardware. These services often tie into its connectivity portfolio, allowing customers to backhaul traffic over dedicated links or VPNs to hosted infrastructure. Standard architectures in this context include classic three-tier web application stacks, virtualization clusters, and storage platforms connected via Ethernet and IP-based protocols.
The company also provides managed services that encompass routing, firewalling, and network security controls (managed network and security services). These can include configuration and monitoring of edge firewalls, Virtual Private Network (VPN) gateways for site-to-site or remote access connectivity based on IPsec or Secure Socket Layer (SSL) VPN technologies, and traffic filtering in line with common IP networking and security frameworks. Enterprises and public entities can offload operational tasks such as firmware updates, rule management, and availability monitoring to Dodonet’s technical staff.
As part of its internet infrastructure services, Dodonet offers domain registration and DNS management aligned with standard DNS protocols. Customers can register domains, manage DNS records, and integrate these with hosting or mail services delivered through the provider or third parties. This positions Dodonet in marketplace categories such as ISP services, data center and colocation, managed network services, and basic internet infrastructure (DNS and domains). For enterprise architects and IT planners, Dodonet can function as both a network carrier for last-mile and backbone connectivity and as a hosting and infrastructure partner for workloads that benefit from proximity to Italian networks and regulatory frameworks.
Our description of Dodonet. Updated February 2026.
