An Autonomous System Number (ASN) is a unique number assigned to a network in global internet routing. Every provider that participates directly on the internet has its own ASN (e.g. AS15169 for Google).

What are upstreams, peers and prefixes?

Upstreams are transit providers through which an AS reaches the internet. Peers are networks with direct traffic exchange. Prefixes are the IP address ranges the AS announces via BGP.

Where does the ASN data come from?

The data comes from the official RDAP services of the RIRs (RIPE, ARIN, etc.) and from RIPEstat (prefixes and neighbour ASNs).

ASN Lookup – Networks, Upstreams and Prefixes

AS14933

ASN

ARIN

RIR

IPv4 Prefixes

IPv6 Prefixes

AS Information

ASNAS14933

NameLONDONCONNECT

OrganisationLondon Hydro

Country –

RIRARIN

Allocated25.02.2000

Network Overview

IPv4 Prefixes1

IPv6 Prefixes0

Upstreams (Transit)2

Downstreams (Customers)0

BGP Peers0

AS Path (BGP neighbours)

Upstreams (Transit)

AS577Bell Canada AS819LARG*net London and Region Global Computer Network

AS14933LONDONCONNECT

Downstreams (Customers)

none

Upstreams (Transit) (2)

AS577Bell Canada

AS819LARG*net London and Region Global Computer Network

IPv4 Prefixes (1)

199.164.255.0/24

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What is an ASN?

An Autonomous System Number (ASN) is a unique number assigned to a network on the internet. Upstreams are the transit providers through which the AS reaches the internet. Peers are networks with which direct traffic exchange takes place. Prefixes are the IP address ranges that the AS announces to the internet. Data via RIPE NCC RDAP and RIPEstat API.