Data as of Nov 7, 2026
119.15.32.0/19
No anonymizer space · no proxy exits in 30 daysToyota Systems Corporation
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| Prefix | Origin | Type | Holder | RPKI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 119.15.32.0/20 since Dec 2020 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.32.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.36.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.40.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.44.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.48.0/20 since Dec 2020 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.48.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.52.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.56.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation | |
| 119.15.60.0/22 | AS7687 | Business | Toyota Systems Corporation |
Network & registry
Origin network
AS7687
JP
- Name
- Toyota Systems Corporation
- Type
- Business
- Registered
- Nov 13, 1997
- Domain
- toyotasystems.com
- Website
- www.toyotasystems.com/
- Spamhaus ASN-DROP
- not listed
Routing timeline
Who has announced this prefix
Summary
Routing history
- Pattern
- Stable
- First seen
- Mar 2011
- Current origin since
- Mar 2011 · 16 yr
- Origin networks
- 1
IRR
Route objects on the exact prefix
| Origin | Registry | Description | Maintainer | Modified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AS7687 | RADB | TS | MAINT-AS7687 | Nov 13, 2023 |
Whois
Registration for this announcement
- Range
- 119.
15. 32. 0/ 19 - Netname
- D-cruise-CIDR-BLK-JP
- Registrant
- Toyota Systems Corporation
- Registrant country
- JP
- Organization
- Toyota Systems Corporation
- Org country
- JP
- Created
- Not stated by the registry
- Updated
- Mar 4, 2019
- RIR
- APNIC
- Country
- JP
- Delegated
- Feb 1, 2011
- Status
- assigned
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