# IP addresses in Netherlands
> Country code NL.
The Netherlands is a RIPE NCC country and, because of Amsterdam’s exchanges, a place where IP geolocation and “where is the person” come apart. KPN [AS1136](https://ipinfo.fyi/asn/1136) is the household network a Dutch country code might actually mean. Vodafone Ziggo shows up as [AS9143](https://ipinfo.fyi/asn/9143) (registry name Ziggo) and [AS33915](https://ipinfo.fyi/asn/33915) (Vodafone Libertel). Odido, formerly T-Mobile Netherlands, is [AS31615](https://ipinfo.fyi/asn/31615). A Dutch country code on a hosting ASN is a rack, very often in or near Amsterdam, and the user of a VPN that exits there can be anywhere.

KPN and Ziggo both deployed IPv6 on consumer lines, so a missing IPv6 result is worth checking on the router rather than assuming the country has no IPv6. City accuracy inside the Netherlands is modest. “Amsterdam” on a datacenter address means the facility’s published location, which can be right for the server and irrelevant for anyone connecting out through it.

Regional registry: RIPE NCC.

Canonical: https://ipinfo.fyi/country/NL
## Questions

### What does an IP country of the Netherlands mean?

A database placed the address in the Netherlands. Amsterdam is one of the largest hosting markets in the world, so a Dutch country code is often a server or a VPN exit.

### Which ASNs are Dutch consumer ISPs?

KPN is AS1136. Vodafone Ziggo is AS9143 and AS33915. Odido is AS31615. A Dutch country code on a datacenter ASN is a different set of users.