ISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc. AS210764

At a glance

Autonomous system numberLinked with AS210764, AS13335High confidence

Basic information

Display nameISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc.High confidence
Legal typeAssociationHigh confidence
Directory categoryAllianceHigh confidence
AliasesInternet Systems Consortium Inc.Medium confidence
Last updatedJun 15, 2026High confidence

Locations

Geography scopeUnavailableUnrated

What it does

IP transitIP transit provider, ISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc.'s public recordHigh confidence
Registry and RIR servicesRegistry service entity, ISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc.'s public recordHigh confidence
HostingHosting provider, ISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc.'s public recordHigh confidence

Network identity

Autonomous system numberAS210764High confidence
Autonomous system numberAS13335High confidence

Other network resources

Service platformISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc. IP transitHigh confidence
Registry recordISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc. registry/RIR serviceHigh confidence
Service platformISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc. HostingHigh confidence

Registry and related records

Source basis

public registry sourceISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc.'s public recordHigh confidence
BGP Tools ASN page for AS210764A public BGP reference page maps AS210764 to the name ISC-AGP1 and shows no active prefixes or peers visible on the page at access time.High confidence
ISC About pageISC describes itself as a non-profit organization supporting the internet through open source software and operations, including BIND and Kea.High confidence
ISC organization homepageISC publicly presents internet infrastructure software and services, including BIND, Kea, and DNS expertise.High confidence
Wikipedia entry for Internet Systems ConsortiumPublic secondary-source context identifies Internet Systems Consortium as an organization known for BIND and DHCP-related internet infrastructure software.High confidence

Related research

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Primary articleWhere ISC’s Control Ends—and the Evidence of Recovery BeginsHigh confidence
Primary articleWhat AS210764 Can—and Cannot—Prove About ISC’s Operational ControlHigh confidence
Primary articleISC’s operational control ends where deployment evidence beginsHigh confidence
Primary articleThe Dependency Chain Behind ISC SoftwareHigh confidence
Primary articleKea’s control surface is documented; its operational outcomes are notHigh confidence
Primary articleWhen a BIND Fix Is Not Yet a RepairHigh confidence
Primary articleThe ASN Is Not the Control PlaneHigh confidence
Primary articleSeven fields that make ISC operational assurance auditableHigh confidence
Primary articleISC’s control chain: what public evidence shows about prevention, detection and durable repairHigh confidence
Primary articleWho can challenge ISC’s practical authority?High confidence
Primary articleWho can prove that ISC’s safeguards endure?High confidence
Primary articleWho controls the clock when ISC software has a vulnerability?High confidence
Primary articleWho can restore ISC continuity?High confidence
Primary articleThe F-Root outage that showed why redundancy is not the same as readinessHigh confidence