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AS30870

Trans-iX B.V.

AS30870 is Trans-iX B.V. (trans-ix.nl). It announces 9,984 IPv4 addresses in 27 prefixes, and 4 IPv6 prefixes.

The Netherlands· RIPE· allocated 2004-01-19· isp

9,984
IPv4 addresses announced
27
IPv4 prefixes
4
IPv6 prefixes
100.00%
of its routes RPKI-valid
9,984
of its IPv4 geolocated
2
countries

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. The Netherlands9,728 · 97.44%
  2. United States256 · 2.56%

Registry record

Its ASN Whois record, as the registry publishes it.

handle
TRANS-IX-AS
name
Trans-iX B.V.
org
ORG-TB57-RIPE
org name
Trans-iX B.V.
org address
Industrieweg 26, 1521 NE, Wormerveer, NETHERLANDS
org country
NL
country
NL
source
ripe
status
ASSIGNED
created
2003-12-30
updated
2024-10-18
descr
Trans-iX Autonomous System
remarks
CUSTOMERS / SIOC / Metaregistrar / PEERING CONNECTIONS / NL-IX / Open Peering / TRANSIT CONNECTIONS / WD6 / Atom86 / Asimo Networks / Atom86
maintainer
RIPE-NCC-END-MNT|TRANSIX-MNT
abuse name
Trans-iX - Network Operations
abuse phone
+31881160900
abuse kind
role

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.

27 prefixes
PREFIXCOUNTRYRPKIPEERSFIRST SEEN
83.98.136.0/23The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
83.98.148.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
83.98.167.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
83.98.216.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
84.244.153.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
84.244.170.0/23The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
84.244.172.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
87.101.8.0/21The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
87.101.8.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
89.30.150.0/23The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
89.30.154.0/23The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
89.30.156.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
89.30.157.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
185.40.56.0/22The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
185.40.56.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
185.40.57.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
185.40.58.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
185.40.59.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
185.108.116.0/22The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
193.27.86.0/23The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
193.27.86.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
193.27.87.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
194.30.160.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
213.247.54.0/23United Statesvalid22026-10-02
213.247.55.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
213.247.57.0/24The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02
213.247.62.0/23The Netherlandsvalid172026-10-02

IPv6 prefixes

Every IPv6 prefix BGP Route saw it announce.

4 prefixes
PREFIXCOUNTRYRPKIPEERSFIRST SEEN
2001:16f8:15::/48The Netherlandsvalid202026-10-02
2001:16f8:666::/48The Netherlandsvalid202026-10-02
2a01:4d60::/32The Netherlandsvalid202026-10-02
2a06:4a80::/32The Netherlandsvalid202026-10-02
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