AS17397 OPTIMAL-PAYMENTS

Not flagged: treated as regular traffic

AS17397 is not on Fraudex's VPN, proxy and datacenter list, so its IPs are treated like ordinary home, mobile or business connections. A single address can still be flagged if it is a Tor exit relay.

CountryCanada
IPv4 ranges9
IPv4 addresses2,304
IPv6 ranges0
Tor exits now0

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IPv4 ranges announced by AS17397

First IPLast IPCIDRAddresses
38.74.7.038.74.7.25538.74.7.0/24256
38.117.126.038.117.126.25538.117.126.0/24256
199.73.42.0199.73.42.255199.73.42.0/24256
204.92.58.0204.92.58.255204.92.58.0/24256
205.205.62.0205.205.62.255205.205.62.0/24256
205.205.71.0205.205.71.255205.205.71.0/24256
205.205.147.0205.205.147.255205.205.147.0/24256
209.167.11.0209.167.11.255209.167.11.0/24256
216.95.236.0216.95.236.255216.95.236.0/24256

Questions about AS17397

Is AS17397 a VPN or hosting network?

Fraudex does not list AS17397 (OPTIMAL-PAYMENTS) as a VPN, proxy or hosting network. Its addresses are treated as regular traffic, apart from any Tor exit relays.

Which country is AS17397 registered in?

AS17397 is registered in Canada. Individual addresses can be used elsewhere, so check the IP itself when location matters.

How many IP addresses does AS17397 have?

It announces 9 IPv4 ranges with 2,304 addresses in total.

How do I block traffic from AS17397?

Blocking a whole network by number goes stale as ranges change hands. It is more reliable to check each visitor's IP when they sign up, log in or pay: the Fraudex API returns the network and a VPN and bot verdict, so you can block, challenge or just log flagged traffic. See why an IP blocking API pays for itself.

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