179.62.204.0/24

inetnum:     179.62/16
status:      allocated
aut-num:     N/A
owner:       Red Intercable Digital S.A.
ownerid:     AR-RIDS-LACNIC
responsible: Red Intercable Digital S.A.
address:     Av. Belgrano, 615, Piso 12
address:     1092 - Buenos Aires - BA
country:     AR
phone:       +54 11 60915656 []
owner-c:     NER17
tech-c:      NER17
abuse-c:     NER17
inetrev:     179.62/16
nserver:     NS.RIDSA.COM.AR  
nsstat:      20170824 AA
nslastaa:    20170824
nserver:     NS1.RIDSA.COM.AR  
nsstat:      20170824 AA
nslastaa:    20170824
nserver:     NS2.RIDSA.COM.AR  
nsstat:      20170824 QREFUSED
nslastaa:    20170809
nserver:     NS3.RIDSA.COM.AR  
nsstat:      20170824 AA
nslastaa:    20170824
nserver:     NS4.RIDSA.COM.AR  
nsstat:      20170824 AA
nslastaa:    20170824
created:     20130528
changed:     20161220

nic-hdl:     NER17
person:      Network Ridsa
e-mail:      lacnic@RIDSA.COM.AR
address:     Av. Belgrano, 615, Piso 12
address:     1092 - Buenos Aires - Ar
country:     AR
phone:       +54 11 60915665 [8000]
created:     20161220
changed:     20170410

IP address ranges, or netblocks, are groups of related IP addresses. They are usually represented as a base IP address, followed by a slash, and then a netmask which represents how many IP addresses are contained within the netblock. This format is known as CIDR. You'll also sometimes see netblocks given as a start ip address, and an end ip address, or an ip address range.

Traffic works its way around the internet based on the routing table, which contains a list of networks and their associated netblocks.