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CKU IT Role

Public registry, routing, RDAP, or PeeringDB records are the basis for describing its network-operations role, operating context, and observable dependency surface.

The available evidence covers Network identity: AS210342, Related networks: 4, ASNs: 1, and Relationships: 4.

Source description CKU IT Role is tied to public autonomous-system evidence for AS210342. Public registry, routing, RDAP, or PeeringDB records are the basis for describing its network-operations role, operating context, and observable dependency surface.

Latest 2026-06-17
  • 1ASNs
  • 4Relationships
Network identity
AS210342
Related networks
4

Confidence

5
Public role
CKU IT Role is tied to public autonomous-system evidence for AS210342.
Information type
CKU IT Role is the public RIPE Database handle CIR22-RIPE designated as the abuse contact for autonomous system AS210342 (CKU-IT). When external network operators, abuse teams, or researchers need to report abuse originating from AS210342, they rely on the abuse contact listed in public registries. If the CIR22-RIPE handle becomes stale, unreachable, or is redirected, incident response may be delayed or misrouted, affecting security coordination and trust in the ASN's operational integrity.

Related details

  • Public numbering evidence links CKU IT Role to AS210342.

  • The RIPE Database query for AS210342 is a public registry source for the ASN and related organisation/contact objects.

    Public source record

  • The public RIPE Database query page for CIR22-RIPE is a registry source for the role/entity handle appearing in the AS210342 RDAP record.

    Public source record

  • The public RIPE Database query page for TA8235-RIPE is a registry source for the admin/tech contact handle linked from the AS210342 RDAP record.

    Public source record

  • BGP.Tools provides a public routing-focused reference page for AS210342, useful for validating the existence of the ASN in public internet infrastructure monitoring.

    public routing monitor

Last updated: 2026-06-18

Network identity

1
AS210342

Related networks

4
Transit topology: CKU IT RoleMASTERTEL-AS JS…AS29226RIPE NETWORK CO…AS61021RIPE NETWORK CO…AS8470Optima-AS Optim…AS52163RIPE NETWORK CO…AS8402RIPE NETWORK CO…AS60459Hurricane Elect…AS6939INETCOM INETCOM…AS35598IP-Max IP-Max SAAS25091RELCOM-ASAS2118CCT-AS OOO "Sov…AS34879COMTEH-RU-AS Co…AS48368IPBRAS24924MEDIAL-AS LLC "…AS41842RIPE NETWORK CO…AS8350RIPE NETWORK CO…AS60544RIPE NETWORK CO…AS8631RIPE NETWORK CO…AS56954FIBERTELECOM-AS…AS41327Fiord-AS Fiord …AS28917MIRAN-AS Miran …AS41722RASCOM-AS CJSC …AS20764
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Data as of 2026-06

The entity sits on the left and its connections fan out by role on the right; the graph shows each group’s most confident connections, and the full list below carries every relationship.

Full list

downstreamHigh confidence· 4 records· 4 unrated· Latest 2026-06
downstreamHigh confidence· 5 records· 5 unrated· Latest 2026-06
downstreamHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06