74.207.226.8

74.207.226.8 - IP Info

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
Application	Government of Brazil	Government
Platform	Linode	Hosting
Network	Linode @ Atlanta	Hosting

Geo Cluster

Top countries connecting to 74.207.226.8:

Australia

IP Info


IP Address	74.207.226.8	On the Linode Network
Hostname	74-207-226-8.ip.linodeusercontent.com	-
Security Authority	mx1.aguasfrias.sc.gov.br	Associated with Government of Brazil

Routing Info


ASN	AS63949
ASN Route	74.207.224.0/20
ASN Label	Akamai (Linode)
Category	Hosting
Organization	Linode
Location	Atlanta, United States

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

Application

Government of Brazil - Government

Sites on the gov.br domain provide public sector information and a point of access to government services for Brazil.

Dedicated IP

Some IP addresses can be shared across multiple applications, especially on content delivery networks (CDNs). However, it looks like 74.207.226.8 is dedicated to Government of Brazil.

Platform

Linode - Hosting

Linode provides developers cloud services that help to deploy and scale applications that run simultaneously on multiple computers.

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

Linode
Atlanta

Atlanta, United States
Atlanta

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

mx1.aguasfrias.sc.gov.br

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.