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AS36105

Big Bend Telephone Company, Inc.

AS36105 is Big Bend Telephone Company, Inc. (bigbend.com). It announces 25,600 IPv4 addresses in 34 prefixes, and 0 IPv6 prefixes.

United States· ARIN· allocated 2005-09-02· isp

25,600
IPv4 addresses announced
34
IPv4 prefixes
0
IPv6 prefixes
100.00%
of its routes RPKI-valid
25,600
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. United States25,600 · 100.00%

Registry record

Its ASN Whois record, as the registry publishes it.

handle
BBT-ISP
name
Big Bend Telephone Company, Inc.
org
BBT-22
org name
Big Bend Telephone Company, Inc.
org address
808 N. 5th St., Alpine, TX, 79830
org city
Alpine
org country
US
country
US
source
arin
created
2005-09-02
updated
2012-02-24
abuse name
Brian Stalzer
abuse phone
+1-432-364-0015
abuse kind
person
abuse city
Alpine
abuse country
US
admin name
Brian Stalzer
admin phone
+1-432-364-0015
admin kind
person
admin city
Alpine
admin country
US
tech
BST73-ARIN
tech name
Brian Stalzer
tech phone
+1-432-364-0015
tech kind
person
tech city
Alpine
tech country
US

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.

34 prefixes
PREFIXCOUNTRYRPKIPEERSFIRST SEEN
12.183.158.0/23United Statesvalid172026-10-02
12.227.48.0/23United Statesvalid172026-10-02
38.224.0.0/20United Statesvalid172026-10-02
38.224.0.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
38.224.1.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
38.224.2.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
65.65.128.0/20United Statesvalid172026-10-02
65.65.128.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
65.65.136.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
65.65.152.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
65.65.154.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
75.41.144.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
75.41.144.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
75.41.145.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
75.41.146.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
75.41.147.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.48.0/20United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.48.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.48.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.52.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.56.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.56.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.60.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.60.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
159.117.61.0/24United Statesvalid172026-10-02
204.80.112.0/20United Statesvalid172026-10-02
204.80.112.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
204.80.120.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
209.65.144.0/21United Statesvalid172026-10-02
209.65.150.0/23United Statesvalid172026-10-02
216.243.240.0/20United Statesvalid172026-10-02
216.243.240.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
216.243.248.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
216.243.252.0/22United Statesvalid172026-10-02
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