74.63.25.246

74.63.25.246 - IP Info

74.63.25.246 is dedicated to Opera. Details on hostnames, network point-of-presence, and more are provided below. We also provide IPs, networks and hostnames used by other applications.

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IP Stack Summary

Layer	Details	Category
Application	Opera	Business
Platform	WoodyNet	Business
Network	WoodyNet	Business

IP Info


IP Address	74.63.25.246	On the WoodyNet Network
Hostname	res220.ams.rrdns.pch.net	-

Routing Info


ASN	AS42
ASN Route	74.63.25.0/24
ASN Label	WoodyNet
Category	Business
Organization	WoodyNet
Location	Netherlands

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

Application

Opera - Business

Opera is a freeware web browser for Microsoft Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, and Linux operating systems

Dedicated IP
Some IP addresses can be shared across multiple applications, especially on content delivery networks (CDNs). However, it looks like 74.63.25.246 is dedicated to Opera.

Platform

WoodyNet - Business

WoodyNet is a leading DNS anycast and DNSSEC key management vendor. The company provides the domain name infrastructure for many governments and technology companies around the world.

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

WoodyNet
WoodyNet operates their own in-house network through private data centers and Internet exchanges.

Network
WoodyNet manages the underlying network for this corner of the Internet.

Notable Hostnames

virus-p54659.dnsecho.opera.com

Notable Hostnames Data
The list of notable hostnames that were detected on this IP address come from DNS, HTTP headers, TLS certificates, DNS hinting, and other deep packet inspection methods.