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AS132405

Summit Internet (Australia)

AS132405 is Summit Internet (Australia) (summitinternet.com.au). It announces 7,168 IPv4 addresses in 35 prefixes, and 0 IPv6 prefixes.

Australia· APNIC· allocated 2012-09-13· isp

7,168
IPv4 addresses announced
35
IPv4 prefixes
0
IPv6 prefixes
100.00%
of its routes RPKI-valid
7,168
of its IPv4 geolocated
1
country

Where its space is

The IPv4 it announces that IP Geolocation places, by country. A /24 counts for the AS announcing most of it.

  1. Australia7,168 · 100.00%

Registry record

Its ASN Whois record, as the registry publishes it.

handle
SUMMITINTERNET-AS-AP
name
The Summit Group (Australia) Pty Ltd
org
ORG-TSGP2-AP
org name
The Summit Group (Australia) Pty Ltd
org address
Unit 2, 31-39 Norcal Road
org country
AU
country
AU
source
apnic
updated
2020-07-22
descr
Summit Internet (Australia) / Business Internet, Private Networks, Datacentre Colocation
maintainer
APNIC-HM
maintainer email
helpdesk@apnic.net
abuse
AS2629-AP
abuse name
ABUSE SUMMITINTERNETAU
abuse kind
role
admin
TSGA1-AP
admin name
THE SUMMIT GROUP AUSTRALIA PTY LTD - network adm
admin phone
+61388200297
admin kind
role
admin country
AU
tech
TSGA1-AP
tech name
THE SUMMIT GROUP AUSTRALIA PTY LTD - network adm
tech phone
+61388200297
tech kind
role
tech country
AU

What the databases see

Addresses each address-keyed database holds in the IPv4 it announces, as a share of that space, with its largest providers. Counts overlap.

IPv4 prefixes

Every IPv4 prefix BGP Route saw it announce. A prefix another AS also announces says so.

35 prefixes
PREFIXCOUNTRYRPKIPEERSFIRST SEEN
43.245.72.0/21Australiavalid172026-10-02
43.245.72.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.245.73.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.245.74.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.245.75.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.245.76.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.245.77.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.245.78.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.245.79.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.250.92.0/22Australiavalid172026-10-02
43.250.92.0/24Australiavalid172026-10-02
43.250.93.0/24Australiavalid172026-10-02
43.250.94.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
43.250.95.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.13.86.0/23Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.13.86.0/24Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.13.87.0/24Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.41.216.0/22Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.41.216.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.41.217.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.41.218.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.41.219.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.82.136.0/22Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.82.136.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.82.137.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.82.138.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.82.139.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.247.224.0/23Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.247.224.0/24Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.247.225.0/24Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.253.92.0/22Australiavalid172026-10-02
103.253.92.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.253.93.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.253.94.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
103.253.95.0/24Australiavalid42026-10-02
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