Lintas Jaringan Nusantara (LJN) is a Kominfo-licensed Indonesian national ISP, running its own backbone since 2004. We are the on-the-ground partner for international carriers, wholesale bandwidth providers, enterprise network operators, cloud / CDN / edge platforms, and global teams entering the Indonesian market — interconnect, on-net delivery, last-mile, and a single local accountable counterparty for billing, SLA, and field operations.
Indonesia is an archipelago of more than 17,000 islands with 270M people and one of the fastest-growing digital economies in Asia. It is also a regulated telecommunications market — operating here requires a local licensed entity, local interconnect, local field presence, and a partner who understands both the technical and regulatory ground.
Many Indonesian counterparties on the global stage are resellers without their own backbone, without a Kominfo license, and without a NOC of their own. LJN is the opposite: we own the autonomous network, hold the operating license, and have run a 24/7 NOC since the year we started. That changes what a global partner actually receives.
ISP Operation License No. 1158 (Kominfo) and ISP Catalog Contract No. 80. We are the legal counterparty for delivery, billing, and regulator-facing reporting in Indonesia.
Fiber backbone with carrier-neutral data center presence in Jakarta, regional rings, and last-mile fiber up to 100 Gbps per link. CIR 1:1 — no contention, no FUP.
Service offices and partner-served coverage from Java through Sulawesi — including industrial estates, hospitality, public facilities, and offshore sites.
You speak with engineers, not a call center. Defined escalation path, written SLA at 99.9%, and compensation language for missed targets.
APJII and APJATEL member. ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, and 27001 certified. Engineering team with JNCIA, MikroTik, and CCNA credentials.
Operating since 2004, incorporated as PT in 2013, led by a single technical leadership line — no rebrand churn, no exit-flip risk for long-term partners.
We support several formal partnership tracks. Most international engagements end up as a composition of two or three of these — interconnect on Day 1, last-mile delivery on Day 30, joint go-to-market on Day 90.
For international carriers, IP-transit providers, and global wholesale partners that need an Indonesian on-net counterparty.
Hand off capacity to LJN and reach Indonesian end users — or take volume from us at wholesale tier pricing for global aggregation.
Your global enterprise customer has an Indonesian site. We deliver dedicated internet, MPLS, and metro-Ethernet on-net — with one local SLA and one local invoice.
Place your edge inside Indonesia and serve users with low latency on a licensed, locally peered network.
If you are entering Indonesia for the first time, we are the local operational arm — connectivity, compliance, field, and a translator between your global ops and local realities.
If you build network gear, OSS/BSS, security, or observability — we are open to formal alliance, joint POCs, and reference-architecture deployments.
Partnership conversations move faster when both sides agree on the operational floor. Here is what LJN brings, in numbers a network engineering team can verify against a real RFP.
On-net experience and working references in the verticals that matter to international partners. We can introduce you to peer references on request, under NDA where appropriate.
Multi-tenant industrial parks, automotive supply chain, packaging, electronics — sites where uptime is tied to production output and downtime is measured in dollars per minute.
Hotels, integrated resorts, apartment towers and mixed-use developments — high concurrent user counts, quality-of-experience-driven, with strict SLA expectations from international brand operators.
Remote and offshore sites — mining concessions, oil and gas blocks, plantation operations — where the connectivity provider also carries the operational complexity of remote field work.
Regional government offices, public hospitals (RSUD), and public education — services delivered under public-procurement contracts, audited for quality and compliance.
A network of local resellers and licensed regional ISPs riding the LJN backbone — the same wholesale capacity is offered to global partners that want their own go-to-market.
Edge locations, cache nodes, and event-driven traffic — capacity tuned for content distribution, with cross-connects to local IXes and Tier-1 networks already on-net.
We respect that international partner cycles run on procurement clocks, not vibes. Here is a typical 4 – 8 week path from inquiry to delivery, tightened for repeat partners.
Submit the partner inquiry — company, country, partner type, region, expected volume, services of interest, timeline. Engineer reviews within 1 business day.
Mutual NDA where it accelerates the conversation. We share more detailed network maps, peering posture, capacity and pricing structure under NDA cover.
Within 1 – 2 weeks: a proposal covering service definition, capacity, ports, pricing tiers, SLA, term, and onboarding plan — written by engineering, not marketing.
Master Service Agreement with service schedules, signed locally as a PT-to-counterparty contract. Provisioning typically 2 – 6 weeks subject to fiber availability and customs.
Use the structured partner inquiry — it routes directly to engineering and the partnership desk. Expect a response from a real engineer within one Indonesian business day.
We are the licensed entity. PT. Lintas Jaringan Nusantara holds ISP Operation License No. 1158 from the Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Information (Kominfo) and ISP Catalog Contract No. 80. Contracts are signed directly with us as a locally registered PT, and we are listed in APJII and APJATEL membership records.
Yes. We can run a parallel track: mutual NDA to enable detailed conversations, and an MSA negotiation while specific service schedules are scoped under it. This is the typical pattern with repeat international partners.
For carrier-neutral on-net facilities in Jakarta where we already have presence, cross-connect plus port turn-up is typically 2 – 4 weeks once the contract is countersigned. For sites where new fiber needs to be built, provisioning depends on permits and right-of-way and ranges from 4 – 12 weeks.
Yes. We support BGP with IPv4 and IPv6, multi-homing, and customer-owned ASNs and prefixes. IRR validation and RPKI signing are part of standard onboarding.
99.9% network availability per service link, with documented response times for incidents and a credit schedule when targets are missed. Specific terms (measurement window, exclusions, credit caps) are in the service schedule of the MSA.
Yes — that is one of our most-requested patterns. One MSA, multiple service schedules per site, one billing entity, one local NOC contact. We coordinate change windows with the partner’s global NOC.
Field operations are part of what we offer. We have engineering presence across Indonesia and a coordinated process for receiving, customs-clearing, and racking partner-shipped equipment in our facilities.
We operate quality, environment, OH&S, and information security management systems audited against ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and ISO 27001 respectively. We can share certificates and audit reports under NDA and respond to partner-specific security questionnaires.
