AS13334 — -Reserved AS-

AS13334 announces 2 IPv4 prefixes covering 512 addresses and 1 IPv6 prefixes.

About this network

The AS handle is the registry's own placeholder text, and one of its two blocks belongs to amateur radio.

What it's used for

• A small Canadian hosting network. 512 addresses across two IPv4 prefixes, three observed BGP neighbours, and no IPv6 announced.

Notable

• The AS handle reads -Reserved AS-, the string a registry uses for a number it has not assigned.
• 23.140.120.0/24 is netname RAPIDZONE-4, registered to the holder.
• 44.30.46.0/24 is netname AMPRNET, registered to Amateur Radio Digital Communications.
• Sampled names read ip-64.munro.rapidzone.site and ip-190.rapidzone.site.

Interesting

• A handle saying the number is reserved, on a number that is plainly in use and announcing routes, is one database disagreeing with another. The routing table is the authority on what is happening; the registry is the authority on what is allowed, and here they have drifted apart.
• The amateur radio block is address space set aside decades ago for radio operators and increasingly sub-allocated to whoever can use it. Seeing one announced beside a commercial hosting block is the modern life of that range.
• Some reverse names carry a machine name between the address and the domain and some do not, so the zone is partly hand-maintained. At this size that is one person adding entries as they go.

This description is AI-generated, best-effort context — not authoritative, and provided without any guarantee of accuracy.

Announced prefixes

• 23.140.120.0/24
• 44.30.46.0/24
• 2620:ae:2000::/40

Upstream networks

• AS401973 Nebula Networks
• AS212895 Johannes Ernst

Adjacent networks

• AS401973 Nebula Networks
• AS212895 Johannes Ernst