Report for 28017

Name

AS28017 - AMS-IX Caribbean, CW

AS Adjacency Report

In the context of this report "Upstream" indicates that there is an adjacent AS that lines between the BGP table collection point (in this case at AS6447) and the specified AS. Similarly, "Downstream" refers to an adjacent AS that lies beyond the specified AS. This upstream / downstream categorisation is strictly a description relative topology, and should not be confused with provider / customer / peer inter-AS relationships.

28017 AMS-IX Caribbean, CW

  Adjacency:     1  Upstream:     1  Downstream:     0
  Upstream Adjacent AS list
    AS11081         United Telecommunication Services UTS, CW

Announced Prefixes

Rank  AS       Type    Originate Addr Space  (pfx)   Transit Addr space  (pfx)  Description
60744 AS28017        ORIGIN  Originate:        256 /24.00  Transit:          0 /0.00  AMS-IX Caribbean, CW

Aggregation Suggestions

        Filter: Aggregates, Specifics

This report does not take into account conditions local to each origin AS in terms of policy or traffic engineering requirements, so this is an approximate guideline as to aggregation possibilities.

 Rank AS            AS Name                                      Current  Wthdw  Aggte  Annce Redctn       %
38323 AS28017       AMS-IX Caribbean, CW                               1      0      0      1      0   0.00%


  Prefix               AS Path                              Aggregation Suggestion
  200.0.21.0/24        3303 23520 11081 28017   

Advertisements that are fragments of the original RIR allocation (more specifics) originated by this AS.

AS28017   1 More Specifics   1 Total Advertisements   AMS-IX Caribbean, CW
    200.0.21.0/24                 200.0.20.0/23

Whois Entry

whois: 402603

IANA has recorded AS28017 as originally allocated by 
/usr/bin/whois -h jwhois.apnic.netr "AS28017\n             % Joint Whois - whois.lacnic.net
             %  This server accepts single ASN, IPv4 or IPv6 queries
              
             
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