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Who is AS62579?
AS62579 is an Autonomous System Number identifier used by a network operator to originate and exchange IP routing information under the Border Gateway Protocol across inter-domain internet infrastructure.
- Autonomous System Number (ASN) identifier for IP routing
- Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) peering and route advertisement
- IP prefix origination and inter-domain reachability
- Interconnection with transit, peer, and internet exchange networks
- Routing policy and route origin validation
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Autonomous System Numbers are allocated to network operators that manage routing policy for their own IP address space and exchange reachability information with other networks. Within the Border Gateway Protocol, an autonomous system is the unit of administrative routing control, and the number identifies the origin and path of advertised prefixes across the global internet routing table. Based on the identifier alone, AS62579 operates in this routing context, but the specific business profile of the holder is not established here, so no claims about its scale, customers, or service mix are made.
In enterprise and carrier environments, networks that hold their own autonomous system number typically connect to internet exchange points, transit providers, and private peers. Operators use these relationships to control path selection, implement redundancy across multiple upstream providers, and maintain route origin validation. Technologies commonly associated with this model include BGP session management, Resource Public Key Infrastructure for route origin validation, and routing policy tools that filter and tag prefixes.
Comparisons to other solution categories are limited because the identifier does not indicate whether the holder provides transit, access, hosting, or enterprise connectivity. Its operational significance lies in how it participates in inter-domain routing, where accurate origin announcements and well-maintained peering arrangements affect network availability and traffic engineering. Organizations evaluating this identifier should verify ownership and current routing records through regional internet registries and public routing data before relying on it for operational or procurement decisions.
Directory positioning reflects a network routing identifier within current internet infrastructure and IP networking domains. The listing describes the identifier's function rather than specific product families, service lines, or commercial offerings, which are not confirmed in the information available.
Our description of AS62579. Updated October 2026.