Vodacom

Vodacom - South Africa

The following page provides details on points-of-presence (PoPs), IPs and network ranges of Vodacom in South Africa.

What Is Vodacom?

Vodacom is a South African mobile communications company providing voice, messaging, data, and converged services. The company offers services throughout the African continent.

Network Information

Vodacom - Network Map

Network Intelligence

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Vodacom - Network Ranges - South Africa

IPv4 Network Ranges

41.21.235.64/26
41.21.235.128/25
41.21.237.128/26
and 12 more

IPv6 Network Ranges

2c0e:4010:a201::/48
2c0e:4010:a202::/48
2c0e:4010:a204::/48
and 4 more

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

Vodacom - Network Map - South Africa

Vodacom
South Africa

Points of Presence
5 Locations

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.

Vodacom - Points of Presence - South Africa

Network	PoP	Tag	Country
Vodacom	Cape Town	cape-town	South Africa
Vodacom	Durban	durban	South Africa
Vodacom	Johannesburg	johannesburg	South Africa
Vodacom	Midrand	midrand	South Africa
Vodacom	Pretoria	pretoria	South Africa

Vodacom - Edge Caches - South Africa

Name	IP Info	Link
Akamai	151 IPs	CDN Info
Meta CDN	61 IPs	CDN Info
Netflix CDN	24 IPs	CDN Info
Apple CDN	13 IPs	CDN Info
Google Edge CDN	8 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.

Vodacom - Decentralized Apps - South Africa

Name	IP Info	Sample IP
Speedtest	5 IPs	41.0.0.228
3GPP Network	2 IPs	41.1.162.232

Decentralized App?
Some applications, by their very nature, are distributed around various corners of the Internet. Examples: Tor nodes, speedtest servers, and mobile gateways.