AS10180 — DUKSUNG-AS-KR Duksung Womens University
Network type: education
AS10180 announces 1 IPv4 prefixes covering 4,096 addresses and 0 IPv6 prefixes.
About this network
DUKSUNG-AS-KR is the campus network of Duksung Women's University, a private women's university in Dobong-gu, northern Seoul. It is a single-campus academic network, and the routing shows exactly that.
What it's used for
- Campus connectivity: lecture halls, labs, libraries, staff and faculty offices, student wireless, and the university's own public web, mail and student-information systems.
Notable
- The kind is education, and the tell is how tidy this AS is. RIS observes a single announced prefix, 203.252.208.0/20 — 4,096 addresses — with 2 observed neighbours. One clean /20, announced whole and never deaggregated, is what a campus that received one allocation early and never needed another looks like. Two neighbours means two upstream providers for redundancy, and nothing else; there is no peering fabric, no customer cone, nothing being resold.
- Contrast this with a district network like AS10176, which holds a similar order of address space but shatters it into dozens of prefixes because it must hand a slice to each of many separate sites. A university has one site, so it needs one prefix.
Interesting
- 4,096 addresses is generous for an institution of a few thousand students, and that is the point: Korean universities were among the earliest networks on the Korean internet and were allocated space in an era when a /20 was routine. Those legacy allocations are why so many small campuses still run their own AS.
This description is AI-generated, best-effort context — not authoritative, and provided without any guarantee of accuracy.
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- 203.252.208.0/20
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