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AS-ULTRADNSTWO UltraDNS2

An as-set registered in RADB, maintained by MAINT-AS12008. It names 18 ASes and 0 sets directly; followed all the way down, it reaches 18 ASes through 0 nested sets.

Members

What AS-ULTRADNSTWO lists

18 ASes and 0 sets, written in the object across every registry that holds it. Sets open their own page.

AS399153 SECURITYSERVICESAS399154 SECURITYSERVICESAS399155 SECURITYSERVICESAS399156 SECURITYSERVICESAS399157 SECURITYSERVICESAS399158 SECURITYSERVICESAS399159 SECURITYSERVICESAS399160 SECURITYSERVICESAS399161 SECURITYSERVICESAS399162 SECURITYSERVICESAS399163 SECURITYSERVICESAS399164 SECURITYSERVICESAS399165 SECURITYSERVICESAS399166 SECURITYSERVICESAS399167 SECURITYSERVICESAS399168 SECURITYSERVICESAS399169 SECURITYSERVICESAS399170 SECURITYSERVICES
Expanded

Every AS it reaches

What a filter built from AS-ULTRADNSTWO would let in: 18 ASes.

Show the 18 ASes
AS399153AS399154AS399155AS399156AS399157AS399158AS399159AS399160AS399161AS399162AS399163AS399164AS399165AS399166AS399167AS399168AS399169AS399170
Prefixes

What AS-ULTRADNSTWO covers

Every route object in the IRR whose origin is one of the 18 ASes it reaches: the prefixes a filter built from AS-ULTRADNSTWO (with bgpq4, say) would allow. 10 IPv4 and 4 IPv6. Every one is in the IRR API.

10 IPv4 prefixes
156.154.110.0/23156.154.150.0/23156.154.155.0/24156.154.94.0/23156.154.94.0/24156.154.95.0/24204.74.104.0/22204.74.104.0/23204.74.106.0/23204.74.120.0/23
4 IPv6 prefixes
2610:a1:3095::/482610:a1:3100::/402610:a1:3200::/402610:a1:3400::/40
Registries

Each registry’s copy

RADB18 membersUltraDNS2
Maintained byMAINT-AS12008
Last modified2023-11-13T16:11:45Z
MembersAS399153 AS399154 AS399155 AS399156 AS399157 AS399158 AS399159 AS399160 AS399161 AS399162 AS399163 AS399164 AS399165 AS399166 AS399167 AS399168 AS399169 AS399170
mbrs-by-refN
Used by

Sets that include AS-ULTRADNSTWO

AS-NETACTUATE
Tools

Check AS-ULTRADNSTWO live

IRR API, with prefixes