179.240.160.0/19

AS22085 Claro S/A

179.240.160.0/19 - CLV11

ID

CLV11

Description

Claro S/A

ASN

AS22085 Claro S/A

Country

Brazil

Registry

lacnic

Whois Details

inetnum:    179.240/14
status:     allocated
owner:      Claro S/A
city:       São Paulo
country:    BR
owner-c:    CLV11
tech-c:     CLV11
abuse-c:    CLV11
inetrev:    179.240/16
nserver:    NS01.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS02.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS03.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS04.CLARO.NET.BR
inetrev:    179.241/16
nserver:    NS01.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS02.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS03.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS04.CLARO.NET.BR
inetrev:    179.242/16
nserver:    NS01.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS02.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS03.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS04.CLARO.NET.BR
inetrev:    179.243/16
nserver:    NS01.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS02.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS03.CLARO.NET.BR
nserver:    NS04.CLARO.NET.BR
created:    2012-12-14
changed:    2013-03-06
source:     LACNIC

Details

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