At a glance
- ASN
- AS9009
- Organization
- M247
- Category
- Backbone
- Region
- Global
AS9009 - M247
Hosting and transit-heavy ASN frequently seen in infrastructure traces. Use this page as a quick ASN reference before deeper DNS, WHOIS, and routing checks.How to use this ASN page
Use AS9009 as a routing anchor when investigating traceroutes, hosting ownership, or provider reputation. ASN pages work best when combined with live IP checks.
- Map an IP to an ASN with the ASN lookup tool.
- Check ownership context with WHOIS / RDAP.
- Validate mail/security posture with blacklist checks.
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Why AS9009 appears in lookups
IP ranges are announced through BGP by autonomous systems like AS9009. When you resolve an IP to ASN, you identify the network currently advertising that route.
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AS9009 FAQ
What does AS9009 mean?
AS9009 is an autonomous system number used by BGP to identify a routing domain on the public internet.
Can one ASN announce many IP ranges?
Yes. Large providers typically announce many prefixes across regions and services.
Does ASN identify exact ownership of every IP?
Not always. ASN shows routing origin context, while WHOIS/RDAP provides registration-level ownership details.