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Ribbon Communications Operating Company, Inc.

Ribbon Communications Operating Company, Inc. appears in public ASN/IP network-resource records for AS5777, giving readers a view into the address-resource layer behind internet reachability.

The available evidence covers Network identity: AS5777, Services: 1, Related networks: 19, and ASNs: 1.

Source description Ribbon Communications Operating Company, Inc. is recorded as a network operator. Current public evidence covers 1 ASN, one supporting public reference; services, assets, and relationship context should be read with that evidence boundary.

GlobalLatest 2026-06-27
  • 1ASNs
  • 19Relationships
  • 1Services
Location
Global
Network identity
AS5777
Services
1
Related networks
19

Confidence

1
Information type
Ribbon Communications Operating Company, Inc. is the organisation operating autonomous system AS5777. Public evidence also covers one supporting public reference. BTW tracks it to pin down the responsible operator, the services these number resources support, and the upstream, peer, and customer relationships behind its routing.

Related details

Last updated: 2026-06-08

Network identity

1
AS5777

Services

1
Service:Managed networkNot yet assessed· 1 record

Related networks

19
Relationship topology: Ribbon Communications Operating Company, Inc.Level 3 Parent, LLCAS3549LVLT-3549 - Level 3 Parent, L…ASIA PACIFIC NETWORK INFORMAT…AS45820ASIA PACIFIC NETWORK INFORMAT…AS4755GTT-BACKBONE GTT Communicatio…AS3257RIPE NETWORK COORDINATION CEN…AS286TTSL-MEISISPTTSL-MEISISPRibbon Communications Ope…
This entityupstream / providerdownstream / customerpeercorporate / legalother

The entity sits in the centre; its customers fan out to the left and its upstream providers to the right (arrows show transit direction). Scroll or use the buttons to zoom · drag the background to pan · click a node to open it in the directory.

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

TTSL-MEISISP
downstreamHigh confidence· 4 records· 4 unrated· Latest 2026-06
TTSL-MEISISP
downstreamHigh confidence· 6 records· 6 unrated· Latest 2026-06
TATACOMM-AS
downstreamHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
LVLT-3549 - Level 3 Parent, LLC
peerHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
Abuse-C Role
downstreamHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
Level 3 Parent, LLCAS4323
downstreamHigh confidence· 2 records· 2 high· Latest 2026-06
ASIA PACIFIC NETWORK INFORMATION CENTREAS45820
downstreamHigh confidence· 18 records· 18 unrated· Latest 2026-06
Level 3 Parent, LLCAS3549
peerHigh confidence· 4 records· 4 unrated· Latest 2026-06
RIPE NETWORK COORDINATION CENTREAS286
downstreamHigh confidence· 10 records· 10 unrated· Latest 2026-06
ASIA PACIFIC NETWORK INFORMATION CENTREAS4755
downstreamHigh confidence· 10 records· 10 unrated· Latest 2026-06
GTT-BACKBONE GTT Communications Inc.AS3257
downstreamHigh confidence· 10 records· 10 unrated· Latest 2026-06
Unidentified peer · 1· high 1· Latest 2026-05

Related research

1
  • TNS Says Hosted Voice Saved 60%. The Cost Base Is Missing

    One sentence in a TNS product sheet gives Hosted Cloud Connect an unusually exact advantage: one customer supposedly saved 60% over five years. The customer is unnamed and the comparison is not shown. Now Ribbon is placing application, border-security and policy-routing functions inside that hosted perimeter. The proposal may remove expensive machinery and scarce skills from an operator’s premises. It also makes the absent denominator more important. A buyer needs to know what was retired, what remained, how calls were measured, who carried a failed cutover, and what it would cost to leave.

    Primary articlePublished 2026-09-13