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Who is AS204982?
AS204982 is an organization identified by autonomous system number 204982, which places it within internet routing and IP network infrastructure as an independent routing domain.
- Autonomous system operation for IP routing and address announcement
- Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) peering and route exchange
- IP address space management and network interconnection
- Internet connectivity for network operators and partner networks
- Routing policy administration and network reliability
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An autonomous system is a collection of IP networks operated under a single administrative policy that presents a common routing policy to the wider internet. Organizations that hold an autonomous system number typically announce their own address prefixes and exchange routing information with other networks. Public information about this specific autonomous system is limited, so this description focuses on the category of network infrastructure it represents rather than on specific services or products.
In enterprise and service provider environments, autonomous system operations are commonly associated with Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), the standard exterior gateway protocol used to exchange reachability information between autonomous systems. Operators configure BGP sessions with upstream providers, peers, and customers, and they apply routing policy to control how traffic enters and leaves their networks. Supporting practices include route origin validation using Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), prefix filtering, and monitoring of route announcements for anomalies.
Networks of this type are often positioned in the internet connectivity and network infrastructure segment of the information technology sector. Their activities typically involve peering at internet exchange points, purchasing transit or hosting connectivity, and maintaining reachability for connected customers and partner networks. The operational significance lies in routing stability, address space stewardship, and the ability to recover quickly from route leaks or hijacks.
Compared with broader telecommunications operators that provide mobile or consumer access services, organizations operating a single autonomous system generally focus on routing and interconnection rather than end-user retail services. Comparisons to other providers should be made with caution, since the operating scope of an individual autonomous system cannot be confirmed from its number alone.
Within a technology directory, this organization is positioned under networking and service provider network infrastructure, with emphasis on IP routing, interconnection, and network operations. Enterprise architects evaluating upstream connectivity or peering relationships would typically assess route security practices, redundancy across multiple upstreams, and automation of routing policy as part of their due diligence.
Our description of AS204982. Updated October 2026.
