Prefixes
6 · 2
IPv4 · IPv6
Network
AS60280 · National Traffic Exchange Center
National Traffic Exchange Center (Belarus)
National Traffic Exchange Center announces 6 IPv4 prefixes (1.5K addresses) and 2 IPv6 prefixes from Belarus. 75% of them are covered by valid RPKI records.
Address space
1.5K
IPv4 addresses · 2 IPv6 /48s
RPKI
75% valid0 invalid · 2 without a record
Peering
Open
6 exchanges · 3 facilities
Where it is
Details
Network
Connectivity
Cloudflare Radar- UpstreamsNetworks this one buys transit from.
- Cogent CommunicationsTATA CommunicationsHurricane ElectricRETNRostelecomTransTelecomMegaFonChina Mobile International+1 more
- PeersNetworks it exchanges traffic with directly, without paying either way.
- 124
- CustomersNetworks that buy transit from it.
- 7
- AS-SETThe routing registry object that lists this network's customers, used to build route filters.
- AS-NTEC
Routing security
- ASPAAn RPKI record listing the only networks allowed to be its upstream providers, so routers can reject leaked or forged paths.
- Cogent CommunicationsTATA Communications (America)Hurricane ElectricRETNRostelecom PJSCTransTeleCom JSCExatelMegaFon PJSC+2 more
- RPKI coverageShare of its announcements that a signed record (ROA) authorizes.
- 6 of 8 valid
- IncidentsPossible BGP hijacks (high-confidence detections) and route leaks involving this network in the last 30 days, from Cloudflare Radar.
- 3 route leaks
Largest prefixes
IPv4
6- 185.11.76.0/22RPKI valid
- 185.11.76.0/24RPKI valid
- 185.11.78.0/24RPKI valid
- 185.11.79.0/24RPKI valid
- 195.50.23.0/24No ROA
- 195.50.24.0/24No ROA
IPv6
2- 2a02:e300::/48RPKI valid
- 2a02:e300:79::/48RPKI valid
Internet exchanges
- DE-CIX Frankfurt
Frankfurt100 Gbps - PITER-IX FrankfurtFrankfurt100 Gbps
- MSK-IX Moscow
Moscow50 Gbps - GNM-IX
Amsterdam50 Gbps - PITER-IX MoscowMoscow20 Gbps
- PITER-IX Saint-PetersburgSaint-Petersburg10 Gbps