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AS7029
Windstream Communications LLC • windstream.net

AS7029 — Windstream Communications LLC

AS Name
WINDSTREAM
Country
United States (US)
Website
Number of IPv4
12,002,048
Number of IPv6
1.96 × 1031
ASN type
ISP
Status
Assigned
Registry
ARIN
Allocated
July 30, 1996
Last updated
March 02, 2012

IP Ranges

2,057 IPv4 prefixes, 248 IPv6 prefixes
Prefix Company Number of IPs
5.39.192.0/22 TVK ZJAWIONA ELZBIETA 1,024
5.249.180.0/22 Private Customer 1,024
5.249.184.0/22 siaIT d.o.o. 1,024
12.169.8.0/24 AT&T Services, Inc. 256
23.26.20.0/22 Ace Data Centers, Inc. 1,024
23.26.219.0/24 Ace Data Centers, Inc. 256
23.130.40.0/24 ATT 256
23.135.40.0/24 NextHops LLC 256
23.142.176.0/24 Bitrion LLC 256
23.143.16.0/24 83-3542305 256
23.143.104.0/24 Bitriot LLC 256
23.146.200.0/24 Cox Business Services 256
23.148.216.0/24 Rapidhosting LLC 256
23.151.72.0/24 AT&T Bell Laboratories 256
23.156.112.0/24 NetSWAT LLC 256
23.161.144.0/24 NetSWAT LLC 256
23.161.145.0/24 AT&T Bell Laboratories 256
23.168.176.0/24 Bitrion LLC 256
23.169.208.0/24 Bitrion LLC 256
23.172.160.0/24 Technically Awesome, LLC 256
23.174.88.0/24 Windstream Communications LLC 256
23.177.176.0/24 NetSWAT LLC 256
23.181.176.0/24 rootcloud LLC 256
23.183.168.0/24 Windstream Communications LLC 256
23.187.88.0/24 QuantumWave Solutions International LLC 256
23.187.104.0/24 Synergy Peak LLC 256
23.187.136.0/24 EQUINOX TECHNOLOGIES LLC 256
23.187.184.0/24 Elevate Labs Ventures LLC 256
23.187.232.0/24 Radiant Solutions Network LLC 256
23.188.120.0/24 QUANTUM EDGE ENTERPRISES LLC 256
23.188.136.0/24 Tianji Innovations LLC 256
23.188.152.0/24 Aerotech Solutions Network LLC 256
23.188.184.0/24 Harukaze Technology LLC 256
23.188.232.0/24 Crystalwave Network LLC 256
23.189.40.0/24 Jin Qiao Systems LLC 256
23.189.72.0/24 Umikaze Ventures LLC 256
23.189.136.0/24 Fajar Technology LLC 256
23.190.120.0/24 Windstream Communications LLC 256
24.41.0.0/18 Windstream Communications LLC 16,384
31.56.160.0/22 Private Customer 1,024
31.56.160.0/23 Private Customer 512
31.56.162.0/23 Private Customer 512
31.56.164.0/22 Private Customer 1,024
31.56.164.0/23 Private Customer 512
31.56.166.0/23 Private Customer 512
31.57.202.0/23 Private Customer 512
31.57.203.0/24 Private Customer 256
31.59.116.0/23 Private Customer 512
31.59.118.0/23 Private Customer 512
38.72.144.0/24 256
38.72.145.0/24 256
38.72.146.0/24 256
38.93.181.0/24 256
38.131.141.0/24 KVC Hosting 256
38.131.142.0/24 KVC Hosting 256
38.134.152.0/21 2,048
38.246.96.0/21 2,048
40.128.0.0/14 Windstream Communications LLC 262,144
40.130.200.0/21 Windstream Communications LLC 2,048
40.131.128.0/20 Windstream Communications LLC 4,096
40.131.144.0/20 Windstream Communications LLC 4,096
40.131.160.0/20 Windstream Communications LLC 4,096
40.131.176.0/20 Windstream Communications LLC 4,096
40.131.199.0/24 Windstream Communications LLC 256
40.132.0.0/16 Windstream Communications LLC 65,536
40.132.168.0/22 Windstream Communications LLC 1,024
40.132.208.0/20 Windstream Communications LLC 4,096
40.133.0.0/19 Windstream Communications LLC 8,192
40.133.40.0/21 Windstream Communications LLC 2,048
40.133.48.0/20 Windstream Communications LLC 4,096
40.133.64.0/18 THE UNICORN GROUP OF NORTH CAROLINA 16,384
40.133.107.0/24 256
40.133.128.0/17 32,768
40.133.144.0/21 2,048
40.133.160.0/20 4,096
40.133.176.0/20 4,096
40.134.0.0/15 131,072
40.134.84.0/22 1,024
40.134.88.0/21 2,048
40.134.145.0/24 256
40.136.0.0/15 131,072
40.136.168.0/22 1,024
40.136.200.0/21 2,048
40.136.224.0/20 4,096
40.136.240.0/20 4,096
40.137.0.0/24 256
40.137.1.0/24 256
40.137.2.0/23 512
40.138.0.0/17 32,768
40.138.48.0/21 2,048
40.138.56.0/23 512
40.138.58.0/24 256
40.138.59.0/24 256
40.138.128.0/18 VOLUNTEER WIRE ROPE AND SUP CO 16,384
40.138.160.0/20 4,096
40.138.176.0/20 4,096
40.138.192.0/20 4,096
40.138.208.0/21 2,048
40.138.224.0/19 Windstream Communications LLC 8,192
40.139.0.0/16 Windstream Communications LLC 65,536
2001:5a0:9001::/48 TATA COMMUNICATIONS (AMERICA) INC 1.21 × 1024
2001:1908::/32 Windstream Communications LLC 7.92 × 1028
2001:1968::/32 Windstream Communications LLC 7.92 × 1028
2001:19b0::/32 Windstream Communications LLC 7.92 × 1028
2001:4840::/32 Windstream Communications LLC 7.92 × 1028
2001:4908::/32 Windstream Communications LLC 7.92 × 1028
2001:4988::/32 Windstream Communications LLC 7.92 × 1028
2600:200::/28 Windstream Communications LLC 1.27 × 1030
2600:5000::/28 Windstream Communications LLC 1.27 × 1030
2600:c800::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c801::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c802::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c803::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c804::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c805::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c806::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c807::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c808::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c809::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c80a::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c80b::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c80c::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c80d::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c80e::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2600:c80f::/32 AT&T Bell Laboratories 7.92 × 1028
2604:460::/32 Dryden Fiber 7.92 × 1028
2604:3547::/32 RESIDENTIAL NETWORKING SOLUTIONS LLC 7.92 × 1028
2604:ae00::/48 ZCORUM 1.21 × 1024
2604:ae00:2::/48 ZCORUM 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00::/32 Windstream Communications LLC 7.92 × 1028
2604:cb00::/48 Windstream Communications LLC 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:1::/48 WINDSTREAM COMMUNICATIONS LLC 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:3::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:4::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:5::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:6::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:8::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:9::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:a::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:b::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:c::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:d::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:e::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:f::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:10::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:11::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:12::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:13::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:14::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:15::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:16::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:17::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:18::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:19::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:1a::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:1b::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:1c::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:1d::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:1e::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:1f::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:20::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:21::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:22::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:23::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:24::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:25::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:26::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:27::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:28::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:29::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:2a::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:2b::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:2d::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:2e::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:2f::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:30::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:31::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:32::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:33::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:34::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:35::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:36::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:37::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:38::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:39::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:40::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:43::/48 1.21 × 1024
2604:cb00:100::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:200::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:300::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:400::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:500::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:600::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:800::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:900::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:a00::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:b00::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:c00::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:d00::/40 3.09 × 1026
2604:cb00:e00::/40 3.09 × 1026

This table only shows the first 100 of the set of IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes. All data is available via our IP data API.

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 AS7029

62 peers
AS3303 AS6456 AS42 AS852 AS917 AS1828 AS2603 AS2711 AS2906 AS3223 AS4181 AS4230 AS4766 AS5400 AS5645 AS5650 AS6079 AS6181 AS6327 AS6939 AS7795 AS7843 AS7922 AS8220 AS13150 AS13335 AS13760 AS14537 AS15305 AS15412 AS15830 AS16265 AS16276 AS17054 AS20115 AS20253 AS20940 AS22616 AS24482 AS26801 AS30081 AS30600 AS32098 AS33891 AS36692 AS41095 AS46450 AS46562 AS49544 AS53828 AS54113 AS57695 AS60068 AS62887 AS63949 AS199524 AS203724 AS396356 AS12083 AS16591 AS19151 AS137409

AS7029 peers with these other Autonomous Systems.

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 AS7029

4 upstreams
AS1299 AS6453 AS6461 AS53667

AS7029 uses these Autonomous Systems as its upstreams.

An upstream (or transit provider) is another AS that AS7029 pays for full internet connectivity, allowing it to reach all global destinations and be reachable by them.

Downstreams of AS7029

281 downstreams
AS1651 AS1780 AS1785 AS1818 AS2727 AS2941 AS3458 AS6122 AS6305 AS6318 AS6507 AS6620 AS6946 AS6983 AS7896 AS8067 AS10250 AS10801 AS10846 AS10958 AS10971 AS11304 AS11387 AS11633 AS11685 AS11714 AS12155 AS12183 AS12185 AS12231 AS13327 AS13347 AS13698 AS13801 AS13957 AS13994 AS14100 AS14103 AS14145 AS14291 AS14488 AS14556 AS14693 AS14724 AS14770 AS15019 AS15065 AS15117 AS15171 AS15172 AS15270 AS15358 AS16489 AS16548 AS16560 AS16792 AS16856 AS16859 AS17281 AS17285 AS18660 AS18827 AS18867 AS18893 AS18943 AS19060 AS19389 AS19510 AS19569 AS19615 AS19674 AS19692 AS19766 AS20005 AS20098 AS20164 AS20261 AS20329 AS20400 AS21648 AS21712 AS21726 AS22034 AS22050 AS22324 AS22336 AS22379 AS22660 AS22763 AS22768 AS22944 AS22949 AS23005 AS23045 AS23155 AS23162 AS23198 AS23248 AS23415 AS23493 AS25807 AS25969 AS26133 AS26244 AS26328 AS26462 AS26651 AS26748 AS26914 AS27202 AS27206 AS27326 AS27338 AS27356 AS27479 AS27560 AS27634 AS29707 AS29759 AS29922 AS29968 AS30091 AS30373 AS30471 AS30593 AS31759 AS31783 AS31790 AS31801 AS32062 AS32075 AS32395 AS32458 AS32715 AS32739 AS32833 AS32889 AS32899 AS32984 AS33125 AS33393 AS33493 AS33543 AS33566 AS33596 AS33632 AS33749 AS35997 AS36117 AS36146 AS36309 AS36517 AS36649 AS36708 AS36717 AS36764 AS36813 AS40163 AS40203 AS40277 AS40489 AS40636 AS40713 AS40755 AS40848 AS40857 AS46283 AS46384 AS46393 AS46615 AS46654 AS46759 AS53286 AS53291 AS53478 AS53508 AS53720 AS53773 AS53775 AS53832 AS53964 AS53970 AS54015 AS54142 AS54216 AS54314 AS54552 AS54682 AS54689 AS54769 AS55107 AS55161 AS55204 AS62560 AS62583 AS62585 AS62640 AS62653 AS62754 AS63044 AS63117 AS63214 AS63340 AS393322 AS393340 AS393413 AS393422 AS393652 AS393687 AS393700 AS393747 AS393775 AS393856 AS393951 AS393964 AS393986 AS393995 AS394049 AS394124 AS394147 AS394235 AS394315 AS394364 AS394602 AS394617 AS394622 AS394626 AS394768 AS394877 AS394921 AS394934 AS395206 AS395353 AS395422 AS395464 AS395551 AS395580 AS395843 AS395906 AS396089 AS396305 AS396311 AS396396 AS396537 AS396884 AS396900 AS397423 AS397452 AS397504 AS397560 AS397582 AS397675 AS397751 AS397866 AS397889 AS397932 AS398229 AS398301 AS398378 AS398465 AS398942 AS399148 AS399252 AS399347 AS399622 AS399660 AS399673 AS399918 AS399951 AS399989 AS400004 AS400048 AS400052 AS400357 AS400496 AS400583 AS400742 AS400811 AS400935 AS401102 AS401338

AS7029 provides internet connectivity to these downstream Autonomous Systems.

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.

FAQs

An Autonomous System Number (ASN) is a unique identifier assigned to an Autonomous System (AS), which is a group of IP addresses under a single administrative domain. ASNs are used to manage and route internet traffic efficiently.

Peering is a direct, often cost-neutral, interconnection between independent internet networks (Autonomous Systems). Instead of paying an intermediary (an upstream provider) to carry all their traffic, peered ASNs agree to exchange traffic destined for each other's networks and customers directly.

This results in lower latency, reduced costs, and more efficient paths for traffic. A peering relationship is distinct from a customer/provider relationship; peers generally only exchange routes to their own and their customers' networks, not the full internet routing table.

An upstream, also known as a transit provider, is an internet network (Autonomous System) that another AS pays to provide connectivity to the entire global internet.

Essentially, the customer Autonomous System announces its own IP address space (and that of its own customers, if any) to its upstream providers. In return, these upstreams provide the customer AS with routes to all other destinations on the internet, often including a default route (a path for any traffic not explicitly known).

This ensures that:

  • Users and services within the customer AS can reach any website or service globally.
  • The rest of the internet can reach the IP addresses advertised by the customer AS.

Unlike peering, which is typically a selective, often settlement-free exchange of traffic between networks and their customers, an upstream relationship is a commercial one where an AS purchases comprehensive internet access. Think of it like your home internet service provider (ISP); you pay them, and they connect you to everything online.

A downstream is an Autonomous System (customer) that pays another Autonomous System (the provider) for internet connectivity. The provider AS essentially acts as the upstream for its downstream customers.

In this relationship:

  • The provider AS supplies its downstream customers with routes to the rest of the internet (or a portion of it, depending on the service agreement).
  • The provider AS announces the IP address prefixes of its downstream customers to its own upstreams and peers, making the downstream customers reachable globally.

This is a classic customer-provider relationship. The downstream AS relies on its provider AS to carry its traffic to and from the wider internet. An individual end-user or a small business buying internet access from an ISP is effectively a downstream of that ISP's Autonomous System.

IP Ranges are blocks of IP addresses that an Autonomous System (AS) announces it controls. These ranges can be used by the organization operating the AS itself, or by its customers if the AS provides internet services.

The IPv6 address space is vastly larger than IPv4 by design, to accommodate the internet's ongoing growth. A single ASN might be allocated an enormous number of IPv6 addresses, even if they only use a fraction currently. This ensures plenty of addresses for future expansion.

ASN types categorize the primary function or nature of the organization operating the Autonomous System:

  • isp: Primarily provides internet access to end-users or other businesses.
  • hosting: Primarily provides services like web hosting, cloud computing, or data center colocation.
  • education: Networks operated by universities or research institutions.
  • government: Networks operated by government agencies.
  • business: A large organization that manages its own network for internal use and external services, but isn't primarily an ISP.

The ASN type is provided by the ASN operator or inferred from activity on the ASN's networks, the ASN or organisation's name, or its website.

  • Allocated: The date when the ASN was originally assigned to the organization by a Regional Internet Registry (RIR).
  • Last updated: The date when the registration records for this ASN were last modified in the RIR's database. This could be due to changes in contact information, organization details, or other administrative updates.

These relationships are primarily inferred by analyzing BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) routing data collected from various points on the internet.

  • Upstreams are identified as networks providing broad internet transit.
  • Downstreams are customers receiving transit from the AS.
  • Peers are networks exchanging traffic directly, often identified by the limited scope of routes they share.

Large networks, especially content providers or major ISPs, often rely heavily on peering to exchange traffic efficiently and cost-effectively. They might have enough peering partners to cover most of their traffic needs, reducing their reliance on paid upstream transit. Some may still use upstreams for redundancy or to reach niche parts of the internet not covered by peers.

If an ASN is an Internet Service Provider (ISP) or provides transit services, other ASNs (its customers) will connect to it as their downstream. The provider AS then carries traffic for these downstream customers to the rest of the internet.

Our ASN data is compiled from Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), like APNIC, RIPE, ARIN, LACNIC, and AFRINIC; from BGP data, and others. We update our data daily to ensure all active ASNs and networks are included. If you notice any inaccuracies, please contact us.

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