LG Uplus

LG Uplus - Network

The following page provides details on network ranges, IPs, ASNs, points-of-presence (PoPs) and edge CDNs for the LG Uplus network.

What Is LG Uplus?

LG Uplus Corp is a South Korean telecommunications and mobile phone operator controlled by the LG Group, one of the country's largest companies. It was formerly known as LG Telecom.

Category	ISP/Telco
Web Link	Home Page

LG Uplus is in the ISP/Telco category. This type of organization provides connectivity to other organizations, deploys infrastructure for partner edge CDN solutions, and may offer local managed hosting.

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LG Uplus - Network Ranges

IPv4 Network Ranges

1.208.0.0/23
1.208.2.0/24
1.208.3.0/24
and 3646 more

IPv6 Network Ranges

2001:270:1000::/36
2001:270:2000::/36
2001:270:3000::/36
and 912 more

Network Ranges and Routes
The networks listed here are low-level detailed routes - either BGP or internal.

LG Uplus - ASNs

LG Uplus is associated with two ASNs:

AS3786	LG Dacom
AS17853	LG Telecom

What is an ASN?
An Autonomous System Number (ASN) is a unique identifier assigned to a collection of IP networks managed by an organization.

LG Uplus - Domains

uplus.co.kr and lgdacom.net are the primary domains associated with LG Uplus.

LG Uplus - Network Map

LG Uplus
South Korea

Point of Presence
Seoul

What is a Point of Presence?
In order to get information to end users more quickly, many applications are distributed from multiple locations around the globe.

ISPs/Telcos
For ISPs/Telcos, we only provide the PoPs providing edge caching or important network exchanges.

LG Uplus - Points of Presence

Network	PoP	Tag	Country
LG Uplus	Seoul	seoul	South Korea

LG Uplus - Edge Caches

Name	IP Info	Link
Netflix CDN	31 IPs	CDN Info
Google Edge CDN	110 IPs	CDN Info
Akamai	785 IPs	CDN Info

Why Edge Caching?
Some Content delivery networks (CDNs) partner with Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and network providers to get content delivery closer to customers. More Info.