kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S

kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S is tracked from public network records as an institution profile for BTW analyst review. The profile keeps infrastructure resources as evidence and does not promote them into BTW entities. published contact points are separated from person candidates so role mailboxes and teams cannot become people. The export is based on public sources only unless future evidence explicitly raises its validation status. Updates should follow newly published evidence.

kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S

kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S is a Danish limited partnership known from internet routing registries and tax records as the holder of AS211418. Its public surface is limited to registry and routing evidence, with no company website, PeeringDB entry, or RIPE contact entities currently identified. The entity’s significance rests on its control of a visible autonomous system, routing changes to which could impact internet connectivity for dependent networks.

Why It Matters

Changes to AS211418 routing announcements or security configurations can affect internet reachability for networks that depend on its prefixes. The legal registration under Danish law ties the routing identifier to a specific jurisdiction for potential regulatory action, making the entity more than a technical artifact.

What Public Sources Show

The subject, kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S, is a Danish limited partnership that appears in public internet registry records as the holder of Autonomous System 211418. While its name links it to the Danish VAT system, the entity otherwise operates with minimal public-facing documentation—no company website, PeeringDB entry, or RIPE contact entities have been found in the current evidence.

Its significance stems from its control over a visible routing identifier, AS211418, which is actively announced on the internet and therefore represents a real dependency for networks that exchange traffic with it.

Public routing databases, including RIPEstat, BGP.tools, and IPinfo, all associate AS211418 with kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S and locate the network in Denmark. The EU VAT Information Exchange System further confirms a legal entity named KABELPLUS.DK P/S carrying VAT number DK30822888.

These sources establish a clear registry-backed link between the company name and the autonomous system, but they do not reveal what services the network provides, who its customers are, or how it interconnects with peers.

The entity’s operating surface is defined by its ability to modify RIPE database entities for AS211418, including route entities and Route Public Key Infrastructure authorizations. Its legal standing can be monitored via the EU VIES platform, and routing announcements originating from AS211418 themselves constitute a control surface that can be observed publicly.

However, no specific prefix sample is present in the current evidence bundle, so the actual routing footprint—which prefixes are announced, to which upstreams—cannot be precisely detailed until additional routing data is gathered.

Changes to AS211418’s routing announcements or security posture would have direct consequences for internet reachability. If the network withdraws routes, changes its upstream connectivity, or misconfigures its routing policies, networks that depend on those prefixes could experience disruptions. The Danish legal entity provides a jurisdictional anchor for potential regulatory action or liability under Danish law, ensuring that the routing identifier is not merely an anonymous technical artifact.

Several watchpoints merit ongoing attention. First, any alteration to the WHOIS or RDAP records for AS211418—such as a change in organization name, country, or contact handles—would immediately alter the public operating baseline for the subject. Second, the appearance or withdrawal of IP prefixes associated with AS211418 would quantify the subject’s observable infrastructure footprint.

Third, the emergence of a company website, a PeeringDB entry, or named administrative or technical contacts in RIPE’s database would provide a richer picture of the entity’s operational role and allow for a more complete profile.

The current profile is limited by what public records can verify. Without a corporate website, PeeringDB data, or RIPE contact entities, the entity’s business model, customer base, and network scale remain undetermined. Analysts should treat this profile as a baseline of registry visibility rather than a comprehensive operating assessment. New evidence in any of the identified watchpoint areas could raise or lower the subject’s materiality for infrastructure monitoring.

Evidence used in this profile includes RIPEstat’s AS overview for AS211418 (https://stat.ripe.net/data/as-overview/data.json?resource=AS211418), BGP.tools’s AS211418 page (https://bgp.tools/as/211418), the EU VIES VAT validation tool (https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/#/vat-validation), IPinfo’s AS211418 entry (https://ipinfo.io/AS211418), and additional RIPEstat context (https://stat.ripe.net/AS211418). All sources are official or widely used internet infrastructure datasets with low source risk.

Operating Surface

The entity operates as the registered holder of AS211418, indicating control over internet routing functions including prefix origination from Denmark. Its role is visible through RIPE’s public registry, BGP.tools, and the EU VAT registry, but no service-level operations are publicly documented.

The subject matters because it controls AS211418, a visible autonomous system in global routing. Changes to its routing announcements or security could impact internet reachability for dependent networks. The Danish legal entity provides a jurisdictional anchor for accountability and potential regulatory action.

Watchpoints

This entity represents a narrow, registry-visible operating node in the Danish internet infrastructure. Its reliance on a single ASN makes it a predictable focal point for monitoring, but the lack of additional public documentation means its strategic significance is confined to the ASN’s routing behavior and legal accountability.

Any transfer or reassignment of AS211418 to a different legal entity would immediately break the current identity link. A sudden withdrawal of all announced prefixes would suggest operational change or shutdown. The appearance of a corporate website or PeeringDB entry would open the door to mapping upstreams, peering, and services.

The entity’s corporate structure, ultimate beneficial owners, and specific network services are unknown. RIPE contact entities (admin-c, tech-c) would help link individuals to the entity. PeeringDB data would reveal interconnection policies and facilities. A company website would clarify public-facing offerings.

Sources

• Internet registry record - public-source identity and registry context for kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S.
• bgp.tools - BGP.tools lists AS211418 as "kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S", country Denmark, and shows public routing visibility including announced prefixes and upstream relationships.
• ec.europa.eu - The EU VIES public VAT registry can be used to validate Danish VAT number DK30822888 for KABELPLUS.DK P/S, supporting the existence of a Danish legal entity with that name.
• ipinfo.io - IPinfo identifies AS211418 as belonging to kabelplus KABELPLUS.DK P/S in Denmark and provides public ASN profile context.
• RIPE registry record - RIPEstat’s public interface provides routing and registry context for AS211418, supporting that the ASN is publicly visible in RIPE tooling.