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SpanningNetworks AS uses 256 IPv4 addresses in 1 range, and 16 IPv6 ranges, by the registry records IP Company reads.

spanning.no·Norway

256
IPv4 addresses
1
IPv4 range
16
IPv6 ranges
1
AS it operates
1
country

Who routes its space

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

  1. AS212514 SpanningNetworks AS256 · 100.00%
  2. AS209861 Christoffer Aasum Unes0 · 0.00%
  3. AS210152 Jon Vanvik trading as Vanvik Internet0 · 0.00%
  4. AS213839 FRANK SOLLI0 · 0.00%
  5. AS213988 Lars Strandos0 · 0.00%
  6. AS215295 Skyfritt AS0 · 0.00%
  7. AS215382 Rokas Pettersen0 · 0.00%

Where its space is

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

  1. Norway256 · 100.00%

Networks it operates

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

ASNNAMETYPEREGISTEREDIPV4
AS212514SpanningNetworks ASHostingNorway512

How its networks peer

Each network's peering policy, traffic, ratio and reach as its operator states them, with the internet exchanges and facilities it is at.

ASNPOLICYTRAFFICRATIOSCOPEEXCHANGESFACILITIES
AS212514Open1-5GbpsBalancedEurope12

Internet exchanges

The internet exchanges its networks connect at, by the capacity of their ports there: 1 exchange, 1 port and 1 Gbps in all.

EXCHANGEWHEREPORTSCAPACITY
FIXOOslo, Norway11 Gbps

Facilities

The datacenters and colocation sites its networks are in: 2 in one country.

FACILITYWHERE
Blix BDC OsloOslo, Norway
Basefarm OSL5Rasta, Norway

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.

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.

RANGEIPV4ORIGIN
194.62.163.0/24256AS212514
2a01:ffc1::/32
2a01:ffc2::/31
2a01:ffc4::/31
2a01:ffc0::/32AS212514
2a01:ffc7:302::-2a01:ffc7:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff
2a01:ffc6:8000::/34AS209861
2a01:ffc6::/34AS213988
2a01:ffc6:4001::-2a01:ffc6:7fff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff
2a01:ffc6:caff::-2a01:ffc6:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff
2a01:ffc6:c0c1::-2a01:ffc6:cafd:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff
2a01:ffc7:100::/40
2a01:ffc7:200::/40
2a01:ffc6:c000::/41
2a01:ffc6:c080::/42
2a01:ffc6:4000::/48AS210152
2a01:ffc6:c0c0::/48AS215382
2a01:ffc6:cafe::/48AS215382
2a01:ffc7:301::/48AS213839
2a01:ffc7::/48AS215295
2a01:ffc7:bb::/48AS215295
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