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Who is AS61696?
AS61696 is an Internet autonomous system identifier associated with the as61696.net.br domain, which points to an organization operating network infrastructure within the Brazilian .net.br namespace.
- Autonomous system identifier for Internet routing
- Network connectivity and IP transit services
- Internet access and broadband delivery
- Peering and interconnection within regional networks
- Network operations and infrastructure management
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Autonomous system numbers are assigned by regional Internet registries to networks that exchange routing information using the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). An organization holding an autonomous system number typically operates its own routing policy, advertises IP prefixes, and may connect to upstream providers or peers at internet exchange points. In enterprise and service provider environments, this function underpins connectivity, resilience, and traffic engineering.
Based on the associated domain under the .net.br namespace, the organization appears to operate within Brazil's Internet ecosystem. Its specific service portfolio, customer base, and network footprint are not confirmed from the information available here, so this description remains at the category level rather than naming particular products or service lines.
Organizations in this category are commonly positioned as network service providers, hosting operators, or enterprise connectivity providers. Their technical significance lies in routing stability, address management, and the ability to deliver transit, peering, and access services. Comparable solution categories include Internet service providers, regional transit providers, and managed network operators, though direct comparisons are limited without verified details about this specific entity.
Relevant technologies and frameworks associated with this function include BGP for inter-domain routing, Resource Public Key Infrastructure for route origin validation, IPv4 and IPv6 address allocation, and internet exchange peering. Adoption of route validation and IPv6 deployment are widely treated as operational priorities for network operators, reflecting the importance of secure and scalable routing.
From a directory perspective, this entry is positioned within telecommunications and networking solution areas, reflecting the core function implied by its autonomous system identifier. Readers evaluating this organization should verify current service offerings directly through authoritative registry records and official communications.
Our description of AS61696. Updated October 2026.