AS1288 — PCH-LOCAL-TRANSIT
AS1288 announces 13 IPv4 prefixes covering 3,840 addresses and 3 IPv6 prefixes.
About this network
PCH-LOCAL-TRANSIT, a network of Packet Clearing House, the non-profit that supports the operation of internet exchange points and core DNS infrastructure.
What it's used for
- Supporting critical internet infrastructure: internet exchange points and the domain name system.
Notable
- A non-profit / intergovernmental treaty organization providing operational support to internet exchanges worldwide, not a commercial network.
Interesting
- PCH helps build IXPs globally and operates anycast DNS for hundreds of top-level and country-code domains.
This description is AI-generated, best-effort context — not authoritative, and provided without any guarantee of accuracy.
Announced prefixes
- 66.185.116.0/23
- 66.185.119.0/24
- 66.185.126.0/24
- 74.80.71.0/24
- 74.80.73.0/24
- 74.80.77.0/24
- 74.80.80.0/24
- 74.80.91.0/24
- 74.80.96.0/24
- 74.80.105.0/24
- 160.0.74.0/24
- 160.0.98.0/23
- 160.0.104.0/24
- 2620:171:71::/48
- 2620:171:b1::/48
- 2620:171:124::/48
Upstream networks
- AS15830 Equinix (EMEA) Acquisition Enterprises B.V.
- AS141137 PT Media Cepat Indonesia
- AS1853 ACONET
- AS13004 Serbian Open Exchange DOO
- AS8529 Zain Omantel International FZ-LLC
- AS37474 ISPA SA
- AS47697 BIX.BG Ltd.
- AS8240 Information System Authority
- AS7195 EDGEUNO S.A.S
Downstream networks
Adjacent networks
- AS15830 Equinix (EMEA) Acquisition Enterprises B.V.
- AS37474 ISPA SA
- AS141137 PT Media Cepat Indonesia
- AS1853 ACONET
- AS13004 Serbian Open Exchange DOO
- AS398891 Quad9
- AS8529 Zain Omantel International FZ-LLC
- AS715 WoodyNet, Inc.
- AS47697 BIX.BG Ltd.
- AS8240 Information System Authority
- AS7195 EDGEUNO S.A.S
Internet exchanges
- Johannesburg Internet Exchange — Johannesburg, South Africa
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