Summary

  • AS63209 gives Kodiak Networks a narrow but verifiable public routing identity through RDAP and RIPEstat evidence.
  • The article keeps claims bounded to registry accuracy, BGP visibility and continuity costs, excluding private architecture, customer and reliability claims.

Kodiak Networks, Inc. appears in the public internet record through AS63209, an autonomous system registered in RDAP and visible in RIPEstat routing data. That public record is narrow but useful: it names a company, exposes a numbered routing identity, and shows current IPv4 visibility. It does not expose Kodiak's private network design, customers, service quality, revenue, security posture, staffing, facilities, or incident history.

Directory: Kodiak Networks, Inc.

The clearest public anchor for Kodiak Networks is the RDAP autnum object for AS63209. The record names KN-CLT-ASN, uses the handle AS63209, and lists Kodiak Networks, Inc. as the registrant entity. It also preserves registration and last-changed events, including registration on September 11, 2014, and a last-changed event on September 8, 2016. Those fields do not describe what traffic the network carries. They establish the durable public identity that other operational records can reference.

RIPEstat adds the routing view. Its AS overview lists the holder as KN-CLT-ASN - KODIAK NETWORKS, INC., places the number in an ARIN-assigned block, and marked AS63209 as announced in the August 4, 2026 query. The announced-prefixes view showed several IPv4 /24 prefixes during the late July to early August 2026 window, including 38.83.130.0/24, 142.147.79.0/24, 146.88.188.0/24, and 162.254.28.0/24. RIPEstat also warns that very low-visibility routes may be excluded, so the data should be treated as an observed public routing surface, not a complete internal inventory.