No article in the knowledge graph for AS41720 yet.
Who is AS41720?
AS41720 is a network operator and hosting services provider that manages Autonomous System Number (ASN) 41720 and related infrastructure for connectivity and colocation use cases.
- Operation of autonomous system AS41720 for IP transit and routing (network infrastructure).
- Provision of hosting and colocation services for privately run servers and services (hosting).
- Management of IPv4 and IPv6 address space allocations and related routing policies (network administration).
- Support for upstream and peering connectivity to external networks via standard Internet routing protocols (connectivity services).
- Publication of technical and contact information for abuse handling, Network Operations Center (NOC) access, and operational coordination (network operations support).
Show more
More About
AS41720 is an autonomous system and hosting environment focused on running network and compute infrastructure for a limited set of services, with information on as41720.net oriented toward technical operators, peers, and upstream providers rather than general commercial users.
The organization operates ASN 41720, which places it in the Internet routing ecosystem as an independent network entity that exchanges routes with upstream transit providers and, where applicable, peers. Its operations rely on the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for inter-domain routing, advertising IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes that it manages and receiving global routes from connected networks. This role aligns it with the broader category of Internet infrastructure and IP transit / hosting providers.
From a services perspective, AS41720 provides hosting and colocation for privately operated servers and applications. This typically includes rack space, power, and network connectivity for physical or virtual machines. While not marketed as a general-purpose cloud platform, the environment offers the core building blocks that infrastructure engineers and system administrators require: routed IP address space, upstream bandwidth, and the ability to operate services with public Internet reachability.
The network uses standard Internet engineering practices, including separation of abuse contacts, NOC contacts, and administrative contacts so that operational and security issues can be addressed efficiently. The as41720.net site presents this information in a form suitable for other network operators, enabling coordination on routing issues, incident response, and peering or transit arrangements.
In marketplace taxonomy, AS41720 maps to categories such as IP transit and connectivity (network infrastructure), colocation and dedicated hosting (hosting services), and autonomous system operations (Internet infrastructure). It is comparable at a functional level to other autonomous systems that provide address space, routing, and physical or virtual server hosting, but on a smaller and more focused scale. Enterprise or institutional stakeholders evaluating this network would primarily consider it in the context of interconnection, routing policy, abuse handling processes, and the technical parameters of its hosting and colocation environment.
Our description of AS41720. Updated February 2026.
