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Level (3) Communications

Level (3) Communications uses 11,266 IPv4 addresses in 26 ranges, by the registry records IP Company reads.

level3.net·The Netherlands

11,266
IPv4 addresses
26
IPv4 ranges
0
IPv6 ranges
0
ASes it operates
6
countries

Who routes its space

The networks announcing its IPv4, by the addresses each announces.

  1. AS3356 Level 3 Parent, LLC11,265 · 99.99%
  2. AS209 CenturyLink Communications, LLC1 · 0.01%

Where its space is

Its IPv4 that IP Geolocation places, by country. A /24 counts for the company using most of it.

  1. France3,072 · 27.27%
  2. United Kingdom3,072 · 27.27%
  3. The Netherlands3,072 · 27.27%
  4. Belgium1,280 · 11.36%
  5. Austria512 · 4.55%
  6. United Arab Emirates256 · 2.27%

Networks it operates

The autonomous systems registered under its domain, by the IPv4 each announces anywhere.

No AS number is registered under its domain.

What the databases see

Addresses each address-keyed database holds in its IPv4, as a share of it, with the largest providers. A /24 counts for the company using most of it; counts overlap.

Speed tests

Speeds measured from its space in the last 90 days.

From M-Lab
33.3 Mbps
median download
468 Mbps
median upload
4
download tests
2
upload tests

Its address ranges

Its largest IPv4 ranges, then its IPv6 ones, as IP Company draws them, a CIDR a row, with the network announcing each.

Names it registers under

The holder names its registry records give, by the IPv4 under each.

  1. Level (3) Communications5,632 · 49.99%
  2. Level (3) Communications International2,560 · 22.72%
  3. Level3 Communications International2,560 · 22.72%
  4. Level 3 Communications256 · 2.27%
  5. Level 3Communications256 · 2.27%
  6. Lumen Technologies, Inc.2 · 0.02%
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