Use !asn to see information for an Internet AutonomousSystem. Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs) are used in the Border GatewayProtocol (BGP) to identify an IP network managed or connected to theInternet by a single organization.

Usually, you do not need to prefix an ASN with !asn.

Add the string siblings at the end of your query to seeother Autonomous Systems registered by the same organization, if any.

Usage:
!asn <asn>
!asn <asn> siblings

Usage Examples:
ASN123
as124
AS125
AS125
as126
asn127
!asn 124 siblings
!asn 1
!asn 1 siblings
!asn as2
!asn as2 SIBLINGS
!asn 421
!asn 421 siblings
!asn AS3 siblings
!asn ASN21
!asn asn12
!asn 23456
!asn 3333
!asn 64950
!asn as265629
!asn 4200000000
!asn 4294967295
!asn as4608
!asn aS1299
!asn 39556
!asn 30060 siblings
!asn as8888
!asn ASN8888
!asn 8888
!asn 8888 siblings


Also see:
!help !org-asn


For IPv4 CIDR analysis use !cidr4
For IPv6 CIDR analysis use !cidr6
For BGP routing visibility use !bgp-cidr4and !bgp-cidr6
For IP WHOIS registration data use !whois-ipand !whois-ip6



  
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