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Autonomous System details for AS6786

AS6786

Cronon GmbH • cronon.net

AS6786 — Cronon GmbH

AS Name

CRONON-BERLIN-AS

Country

Germany (DE)

Website

cronon.net

Number of IPv4

17,920

Number of IPv6

7.28 × 10²⁹

ASN type

Hosting

Status

Allocated

Registry

RIPE

Allocated

January 01, 1970

Last updated

October 31, 2022

IP Ranges

12 IPv4 prefixes, 5 IPv6 prefixes

Prefix	Company	Number of IPs
62.169.4.0/24	todo Gesellschaft fur Informationstechnik mbH	256
81.169.191.0/24	Cronon GmbH	256
85.214.9.0/24	Sage Software GmbH	256
85.214.11.0/24	NOVACOM GmbH	256
85.215.0.0/19	Cronon GmbH	8,192
185.39.48.0/23	NetzNutz GmbH	512
185.156.224.0/22	Cronon GmbH	1,024
192.166.192.0/21	Cronon GmbH	2,048
192.166.200.0/23	Cronon GmbH	512
193.16.175.0/24	Deutsches Institut fuer Normung e.V.	256
194.121.50.0/24	DEGES Deutsche Einheit Fernstrassenplanungs- und -bau GmbH	256
217.74.192.0/20	Cronon GmbH	4,096
2a01:238:cca::/48	Cronon GmbH	1.21 × 10²⁴
2a01:238:3000::/36	Strato GmbH	4.95 × 10²⁷
2a01:238:e000::/35	Cronon GmbH	9.9 × 10²⁷
2a04:7a00::/32	NetzNutz GmbH	7.92 × 10²⁸
2a07:a240::/29	Cronon GmbH	6.34 × 10²⁹

IP ranges are the different blocks of IP addresses advertised by an Autonomous System (AS). These ranges can be used by the same organization operating the AS, or by different organizations.

Peers of AS6786

0 peers

AS6786 has no peers recorded.

Peering is a direct, often free, traffic exchange between Autonomous Systems (ASNs). They share routes only to their own networks and customers, making connections faster and cheaper for that specific traffic, without providing full internet access to each other.

Upstreams of AS6786

3 upstreams

AS6724 AS8220 AS8560

AS6786 uses these Autonomous Systems as its upstreams.

An upstream (or transit provider) is another AS that AS6786 pays for full internet connectivity, allowing it to reach all global destinations and be reachable by them.

Downstreams of AS6786

0 downstreams

AS6786 has no downstreams recorded.

A downstream is a customer Autonomous System that pays another AS (its provider) for internet access. The provider AS carries the downstream's traffic and makes its network reachable.