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Tjenesteleverandører http://www.verdal.kommune.no www.verdal.kommune.no GÅ TIL RAPPORTEN Nettverk 1. jan. 2017 - 31. jan. 2017 Alle brukere 100,00 % Økter Utforsker Sammendrag Økter 2 000 1 000 … 8. jan. 15. jan. 22. jan. 29. jan. Trafikk Atferd Konverteringer Tjenesteleverandør Nye Sider per Gjennomsnittlig Økter % nye økter Fluktfrekvens Målkonverteringsfrekv. Målfullføringer Målverdi brukere økt øktvarighet 43 292 23,60 % 10 217 54,94 % 2,56 00:02:56 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 % av Gj.sn. for % av Gj.sn. for Gj.sn. for Gj.sn. for Gj.sn. for datautvalget: % av summen: % av summen: datautvalget: summen: datautvalget: datautvalget: datautvalget: 0,00 % 0,00 % summen: 100,00 % 23,59 % 100,04 % 54,94 % 2,56 00:02:56 (0,00 %) (0) 0,00 % (43 292) (0,04 %) (10 213) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) (USD 0,00) 1. innherred samkommune (isk) 11 531 5,98 % 690 51,47 % 2,84 00:04:58 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (26,64 %) (6,75 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 2. verdal kabel tv 10 763 16,97 % 1 827 51,55 % 2,58 00:02:35 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (24,86 %) (17,88 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 3. telenor norge as 3 207 21,95 % 704 56,06 % 2,30 00:02:05 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (7,41 %) (6,89 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 4. (not set) 2 805 31,12 % 873 59,96 % 2,17 00:01:50 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (6,48 %) (8,54 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 5. nte bredband ftth be102 1 964 20,01 % 393 53,92 % 2,35 00:02:21 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (4,54 %) (3,85 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 6. customer nets 1 655 21,63 % 358 53,90 % 2,55 00:02:22 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (3,82 %) (3,50 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 7. nte bredband ftth be101 1 346 24,67 % 332 60,92 % 1,97 00:02:38 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (3,11 %) (3,25 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 8. mobile end user terminals 743 31,63 % 235 65,68 % 2,07 00:01:27 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (1,72 %) (2,30 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 9. mobile end user nat pool 605 32,40 % 196 64,13 % 2,01 00:01:10 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (1,40 %) (1,92 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 10. nord-trondelag fylkeskommune 548 29,74 % 163 46,53 % 3,23 00:04:40 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (1,27 %) (1,60 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 11. nte bredband as 547 42,78 % 234 62,34 % 2,43 00:01:50 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (1,26 %) (2,29 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) xdsl access and service provider 12. 494 40,28 % 199 57,69 % 2,55 00:01:55 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 in norway (1,14 %) (1,95 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 13. telenor business solutions as 347 64,55 % 224 68,30 % 1,73 00:01:08 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,80 %) (2,19 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 14. hemit public services 317 76,66 % 243 45,74 % 2,87 00:01:51 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,73 %) (2,38 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 15. uninett as 196 38,27 % 75 50,00 % 3,01 00:02:47 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,45 %) (0,73 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 16. altibox as 185 72,43 % 134 72,43 % 1,86 00:01:13 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,43 %) (1,31 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 17. broadnet as 184 34,24 % 63 64,67 % 1,89 00:03:01 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,43 %) (0,62 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 18. teneodata as 148 17,57 % 26 39,19 % 3,04 00:02:37 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,34 %) (0,25 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 19. breiband.no as 142 22,54 % 32 41,55 % 2,87 00:02:13 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,33 %) (0,31 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 20. cisco cws cop2 141 12,77 % 18 44,68 % 3,40 00:02:16 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,33 %) (0,18 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 21. nte bredband ptp links 134 18,66 % 25 54,48 % 3,27 00:02:31 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,31 %) (0,24 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 22. steinkjer kommune 132 36,36 % 48 52,27 % 3,95 00:02:07 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,30 %) (0,47 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 23. steinkjer levanger norway 126 32,54 % 41 69,05 % 1,83 00:02:08 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,29 %) (0,40 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 24. evry as 124 76,61 % 95 57,26 % 2,44 00:01:17 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,29 %) (0,93 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 25. nordisk mobiltelefon norway a/s 118 49,15 % 58 68,64 % 2,23 00:01:23 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,27 %) (0,57 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 26. linknets 116 25,86 % 30 43,97 % 2,43 00:01:47 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,27 %) (0,29 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 27. get as customers 101 84,16 % 85 81,19 % 1,70 00:00:24 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,23 %) (0,83 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 28. telenor business solution as 91 63,74 % 58 72,53 % 1,73 00:00:46 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,21 %) (0,57 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 29. stayon as 89 34,83 % 31 49,44 % 2,26 00:01:46 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,21 %) (0,30 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 30. steinkjer norway 85 43,53 % 37 63,53 % 2,06 00:00:56 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,20 %) (0,36 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 31. phonero as 83 45,78 % 38 60,24 % 1,89 00:00:59 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,19 %) (0,37 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) lyse tele residential customer 32. 82 70,73 % 58 76,83 % 1,68 00:00:23 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 linknets (0,19 %) (0,57 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 33. ventelo dhcp oslo 81 22,22 % 18 72,84 % 2,31 00:02:30 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,19 %) (0,18 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 34. telenor norge xdsl customers 72 56,94 % 41 63,89 % 1,94 00:01:54 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,17 %) (0,40 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) nte bredband kneasen sektor 1 35. 68 23,53 % 16 44,12 % 2,84 00:02:17 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (steinkjer) (0,16 %) (0,16 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 36. nhn public services 65 33,85 % 22 52,31 % 2,48 00:02:20 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,15 %) (0,22 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 37. stjordal kommune 60 36,67 % 22 56,67 % 2,80 00:01:42 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,14 %) (0,22 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 38. nte bredband ftth 57 73,68 % 42 73,68 % 2,54 00:00:56 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,13 %) (0,41 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 39. sparebank 1 gruppen as 53 16,98 % 9 26,42 % 2,45 00:02:26 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,12 %) (0,09 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 40. customer /31 or /30 linknets 51 39,22 % 20 47,06 % 3,78 00:02:15 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,12 %) (0,20 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 41. evry regional operations 51 88,24 % 45 66,67 % 1,80 00:00:31 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,12 %) (0,44 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 42. fylkesmannen i nt 50 30,00 % 15 48,00 % 2,66 00:01:17 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,12 %) (0,15 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 43. loqal as 50 44,00 % 22 54,00 % 2,28 00:01:36 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,12 %) (0,22 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 44. atea as 48 58,33 % 28 43,75 % 3,44 00:05:12 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,11 %) (0,27 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 45. ripe ncc 47 38,30 % 18 38,30 % 3,06 00:02:04 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,11 %) (0,18 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 46. customers oslo 46 65,22 % 30 73,91 % 1,50 00:02:21 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,11 %) (0,29 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) altibox residential customer 47. 42 88,10 % 37 78,57 % 1,31 00:00:50 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 linknets (0,10 %) (0,36 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 48. norway 42 69,05 % 29 69,05 % 1,88 00:01:02 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,10 %) (0,28 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) norwegian broadcasting 49. 41 34,15 % 14 53,66 % 2,24 00:00:53 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 corporation (0,09 %) (0,14 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 50. tdc as 40 47,50 % 19 57,50 % 2,35 00:01:27 0,00 % 0 USD 0,00 (0,09 %) (0,19 %) (0,00 %) (0,00 %) 51.
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