AS8305 — NETLIFE NetLife AS

AS8305 announces 1 IPv4 prefixes covering 256 addresses and 0 IPv6 prefixes.

About this network

NetLife is a very small Russian network. The AS number and its single prefix are registered not to a company but to an individual, Yuri Lebedev, and the whole inventory is one provider-independent /24, 95.215.149.0/24, named NetLife-Network in the RIPE database.

What it's used for

• Whatever the operator runs on that one /24. The little reverse DNS that exists points at netlife.pro infrastructure hosts (a gateway and a mail server) plus a single Russian company domain, which reads as a small operator's own network with perhaps a customer or two on it.
• The AS is multihomed on paper. Its registry object lists several regional Russian uplinks, though only one upstream is visible in routing.

Notable

• Too small and too quiet to classify honestly. 256 addresses with three published names is not enough evidence to call this hosting, business or access space, so it is deliberately left in no category rather than guessed at.
• Do not read early-internet pedigree into the low AS number here. The registry objects for both the AS and the /24 were created in 2015, and the 95.215.0.0 range is modern RIPE space: this is a low number in modern hands, not an original 1990s allocation.
• The NetLife name is used by unrelated providers in other countries. Nothing here connects to them.

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

Announced prefixes

• 95.215.149.0/24

Upstream networks

• AS47656 Ast-Systems Ltd.

Adjacent networks

• AS47656 Ast-Systems Ltd.