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ISP Full Support Insights

One-click OSINT-style report for public IP, ASN, owner, contacts, routes, prefixes, and provider context.

What this is

An ASN (Autonomous System Number) is the routing identity of a network on the public internet. Looking up the ASN behind an IP tells you the carrier, the announced prefix, and often the abuse contact — the fastest way to know who to escalate to.

What it covers

  • ›Public IP and ASN overview
  • ›RDAP ownership
  • ›BGP relationship clues
  • ›Reverse DNS and provider contacts

Operator notes

  • $Use it to identify who owns a route or edge IP.
  • $Compare ASN, prefix, and reverse DNS before escalating.
  • $Keep customer-private data out of screenshots.
status: Live IP/ASN lookups will use server-side functions.

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IP
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ASN
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Org
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Country
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IP & ASN Overviewexpand ▸
  • Public IP—
  • CityN/A
  • RegionN/A
  • CountryN/A
  • Org—
  • ASNN/A
  • PrefixN/A
  • HolderN/A
No location data
Reverse DNS (PTR)expand ▸
No PTR record found.
RDAP — Owner & Contactsexpand ▸

Network

  • HandleN/A
  • NameN/A
  • CountryN/A
  • TypeN/A

Events

No events.

Contacts

No contacts listed.
BGP Overviewexpand ▸
  • ASNN/A
  • HolderN/A
  • AnnouncedN/A
  • BlockN/A
  • IPv4 Prefixes0
  • IPv6 Prefixes0
  • Unique neighboursN/A
Announced Prefixesexpand ▸

IPv4 (0)

    IPv6 (0)

      Peers & Relationships (RIPE RIS)expand ▸

      Upstreams / Left (0)

        Downstreams / Right (0)

          Uncertain (0)

            Internet Exchanges (0)expand ▸
            No IXP membership found in PeeringDB.
            WHOIS (RIPEstat)expand ▸
            No WHOIS data.
            PeeringDB — Networkexpand ▸
            No PeeringDB record.
            PeeringDB — IXP Ports (0)expand ▸
            No IXP ports listed.
            PeeringDB — Facilities (0)expand ▸
            No facilities listed.
            RIPEstat — Abuse Contactsexpand ▸
            No published abuse contact.
            RDAP — ASN Objectexpand ▸
            No RDAP ASN record.
            Customer Support (Curated Links)expand ▸
            ASN required.
            Your Connection (Browser Reported)expand ▸

              Frequently asked

              What's the difference between an IP, an ASN and a prefix?
              An IP is a single address. A prefix is a range (e.g. 8.8.8.0/24). An ASN owns one or more prefixes and announces them via BGP. RDAP maps an IP back to its prefix and ASN owner.
              Why does my IP say it's owned by Cloudflare or AWS?
              Hosting providers and CDNs own large blocks. The end user of a specific address is usually a customer of that provider — RDAP shows the owner of the block, not the workload behind it.
              How do I find the abuse contact for an IP?
              RDAP ownership data includes a registered abuse email for the owning organization. Use that, not the upstream ASN, for first-line reports.

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