65,536 routable2 ASes
/16 subnet
163.116.0.0/16
Where this subnet is, who announces it, and what our databases hold in it. Below, every /24 inside it; open one for its addresses.
65,536
routable addresses
65,536
geolocated
223
countries
2
announcing ASes
122
announced prefixes
32,768
anonymous addresses
Where it is
Addresses IP Geolocation places in each country, as a share of those it places.
- France33,702 · 51.43%
- United States9,520 · 14.53%
- Canada2,314 · 3.53%
- India2,246 · 3.43%
- Australia1,736 · 2.65%
- Germany1,380 · 2.11%
- Brazil1,010 · 1.54%
- Japan996 · 1.52%
- United Kingdom956 · 1.46%
- Saudi Arabia956 · 1.46%
Who announces it
Each /24 counted for the AS announcing most of it, as a share of the routable addresses.
What the databases see
Addresses each address-keyed database holds in this block, as a share of its routable addresses. Counts overlap: one address can be in several.
- None here
- 0.92%
- None here
- None here
- None here
- None here
- Relay IP32,76850.00%
- Hosting IP30,97647.27%
- None here
- None here
- None here
- Anycast IP2560.39%
- SSH IP420.06%
- None here
- 0.07%
- Web IP1,8812.87%
- 0.18%
Announced prefixes
Every prefix inside this block that BGP Route saw announced, with its origin and RPKI status.
Every /24 inside it
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