193.5.6.80

Detection Information

The following page provides details on applications, protocols, hostnames, network point-of-presence, and more. You can access the full data set via the Netify Data Feed API.

IP Stack Summary

Layer	Details	Category
Platform	Apple CDN	CDN
Network	Swisscom @ Lausanne	ISP/Telco

IP Info


IP Address	193.5.6.80	On the Swisscom Network
Hostname	-	-
Security Authority	images.apple.com	Associated with Apple

Routing Info


ASN	AS3303
ASN Route	193.5.6.0/23
ASN Label	Swisscom (Schweiz)
Category	ISP/Telco
Organization	Swisscom
Location	Lausanne, Switzerland

Routing and ASN
The ASN (Autonomous System Number) provides routing and location information for traffic flowing to this IP address.

Applications

Application	Category
Apple TV	Streaming Media
Apple Updates	OS/Software Updates
Apple iTunes	Arts and Entertainment
Apple	Business

Shared IP Address
It looks like this IP address is used by a number of different applications. The adjacent list is a sample of applications that were detected on this IP address.

Platform

Apple CDN - CDN

Apple CDN is a content delivery network that delivers Apple content to customers. It includes Apple Edge Cache (AEC) network equipment, which is Apple infrastructure deployed within ISP partner networks.

What is a Platform?
Most applications are built on top of third party platforms and infrastructure: cloud computing, content delivery networks, marketing engines, etc.

Network

Swisscom
Lausanne

Lausanne, Switzerland
Lausanne

What is Point of Presence?
In order to get information to end users more quickly, many applications are distributed from multiple locations around the globe. The network point-of-presence (PoP) provides location information for this IP address.

Notable Hostnames

vod-ap3-aoc.tv.apple.com
mesu.apple.com
updates.cdn-apple.com
vod-ap2-aoc.tv.apple.com
swcdn.apple.com
vod-ap2-aoc.tv.v.aaplimg.com
apptrailers.itunes.g.aaplimg.com
and 22 more

Notable Hostnames Data
The list of notable hostnames that were detected on this IP address come from not only DNS requests, but also HTTP headers, TLS certificates, DNS hinting, and other deep packet inspection methods.