AS16626 — DATABANK-ZCOLO
Network type: hosting
AS16626 announces 0 IPv4 prefixes covering 0 addresses and 1 IPv6 prefixes.
About this network
This number announces no IPv4 at all, only a single IPv6 prefix.
What it's used for
- A colocation provider's network. No IPv4 prefixes and one IPv6 prefix announced from the United States, through one observed BGP neighbour. The inventory holds no IPv4 blocks whatsoever.
Notable
- The AS handle joins two company names with a hyphen: a parent brand and a second brand written as a lower-case letter in front of the word for colocation.
- The holder line gives only the second of those two names, so the handle preserves a history the holder field has already dropped.
- With no IPv4 blocks in inventory there were no addresses to sample, and the reverse DNS section is empty for want of anything to ask.
- One observed neighbour carries the whole announcement.
Interesting
- An AS number that carries only IPv6 is almost always transitional: either the address space moved to another number in the same group and the newer protocol was left behind, or a prefix was put into service ahead of its counterpart.
- Two company names in the handle where the holder gives one is the cheapest possible record of an acquisition. Nobody rewrote the handle, and the handle is the part that remembers.
- A single upstream on a colocation provider's number means this is not the routing identity the business runs on.
This description is AI-generated, best-effort context — not authoritative, and provided without any guarantee of accuracy.
Announced prefixes
- 2607:f348:3595::/48
Upstream networks
- AS7226 Latisys-Denver, LLC
Adjacent networks
- AS7226 Latisys-Denver, LLC
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