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Where this network meets others — public exchange points, colocation facilities, and declared peering capacity.
The network's position in the inter-domain routing hierarchy: its customer cone, connectivity, and transit role.
Inferred AS-level relationships: 4 upstream providers, 23 peers and 4 downstream customers. The graph shows the largest few of each; the lists link through.
give this network transit
exchange traffic directly
buy transit from it
Relationships are inferred from BGP by CAIDA and refreshed monthly. Transit links are well captured; some private and IXP peering is under-observed, so peer counts are a lower bound.
How well this network secures and documents its BGP announcements — RPKI origin validation, IRR registration, and an overall hygiene score.
Measured share of this network's users reaching the Internet over IPv6 (APNIC end-user measurement, United States).
Has working IPv6 connectivity, even if it isn't always chosen.
IPv6 wins when a destination is dual-stacked — the real-world usage rate.
Currently announced prefixes, live from RIPEstat.
Invalid announcements have a ROA on file but the origin AS or prefix length doesn't match it — usually a stale ROA or misconfiguration rather than an active hijack.
24 prefixes currently seen by RIPEstat.
199.59.88.0/2164.59.65.0/2466.244.159.0/2499.192.226.0/242607:f5a8::/3274.206.160.0/19199.59.94.0/24199.182.104.0/21199.19.203.0/2499.192.207.0/24199.19.200.0/2166.244.144.0/2064.59.64.0/18184.94.144.0/20162.250.76.0/22208.122.208.0/242607:ffb8::/3264.59.64.0/2499.192.128.0/17208.122.192.0/19199.59.88.0/24199.241.96.0/21104.193.120.0/22208.74.148.0/22