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Who is AS49870?
AS49870 is an Autonomous System Number (ASN) associated with an internet infrastructure organization that operates network and hosting services for downstream customers.
- Operation of IP transit and routing services for connected networks (network services).
- Management of peering relationships and Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing policies with upstream and lateral providers (internet interconnection).
- Provision of IPv4 and IPv6 address space to customers and internal infrastructure (IP addressing).
- Support for hosting and server connectivity for online services and applications (hosting connectivity).
- Maintenance of network operations information, routing contacts, and abuse contacts for AS49870 resources (network administration).
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AS49870 functions as an autonomous system within the global BGP routing ecosystem, providing IP connectivity and related services to customers that rely on stable upstream and lateral internet connections. Enterprise and institutional users would typically interact with this organization at the network layer, focusing on routing policies, Traffic Engineering (TE), and service-level characteristics for transit or peering.
The organization’s offerings align with categories such as IP transit (network services), internet peering (internet interconnection), and hosting connectivity (data center networking). Its role includes announcing customer and internal prefixes to the global internet, maintaining routing reachability, and coordinating with other network operators through public and private peering arrangements and upstream transit agreements.
From an architectural perspective, AS49870 participates in the standard BGP-based routing framework used across autonomous systems, publishing routing information through route collectors, internet exchanges, and direct interconnects. Enterprises engaging with AS49870 would typically review details such as AS-path visibility, prefix filtering, routing communities, and contact information to manage routing policies and handle operational issues such as abuse reports or incident response.
Compared with retail Internet Service Providers (ISP), an autonomous system like AS49870 is more closely aligned with wholesale or infrastructure-focused services, oriented toward other networks, hosting operators, or organizations that need multihomed connectivity. Its documentation and registry entries usually emphasize routing contacts, abuse contacts, and technical administration rather than end-user service plans or consumer offerings.
In a directory or marketplace taxonomy, AS49870 fits into internet infrastructure and network services categories, including IP transit, peering and interconnection, and hosting network connectivity. Technical stakeholders primarily view it as a BGP routing domain that exposes clear points of contact and routing information for integration into enterprise network architectures, multihoming strategies, and resilience planning.
Our description of AS49870. Updated February 2026.
