AS328316 Point d'Atterissement Virtuel
AS328316 is operated by Point d'Atterissement Virtuel and registered with AFRINIC (BF) since 2018-05-14.
It announces 4 IPv4 and 1 IPv6 prefixes, 100% of them RPKI valid.
RIPE RIS sees 3 upstream and peer networks and 5 downstream networks next to it.
PeeringDB lists it as an NSP network at 3 internet exchanges and 4 facilities. Its peering policy is open.
| Name | Point d'Atterissement Virtuel |
|---|---|
| Registry (RIR) | AFRINIC |
| Country | Burkina Faso (BF) |
| Delegated on | 2018-05-14 |
| Network type | NSP, Africa |
| Peering policy | Open |
| IRR as-set | AS-328316 |
| Prefixes (IPv4 / IPv6) | 4 / 1 |
| RPKI valid | 100% (5 / 5) |
| Upstreams and peers | 3 |
| Downstream networks | 5 |
| Website | pav.bf |
Routing health
- AS328316 announces 4 IPv4 and 1 IPv6 prefixes.
- All 5 announced prefixes are RPKI valid.
- 3 upstreams and peers, 5 downstream networks seen.
For every check with the fix (IRR route objects, the RPKI state of each route, reverse DNS and the registration), run the full network report.
Announced prefixes 5
- 102.176.176.0/22
- 102.176.176.0/24
- 102.176.178.0/24
- 102.176.179.0/24
- 2c0f:eed0::/32
Upstreams and peers 3
The networks RIPE RIS sees next to AS328316 in BGP paths, the most visible first.
Peering
Peering policy: Open. Suggested max-prefix limits: 2,848 IPv4, 655 IPv6. PeeringDB record
| Exchange | Ports | Speed | Route server |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMS-IX Lagos: Main | 1 | 0M | Yes |
| BFIX Bobo-Dioulasso | 1 | 1G | Yes |
| BFIX Ouagadougou: BFIX Ouaga2000 Peering LAN | 1 | 2G | Yes |
| Facility | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Datacenter Ministere de l'agriculture | Ouagadougou | BF |
| Equinix AB1 - Abidjan | Grand Bassam | CI |
| Equinix AC1 - Accra | Accra | GH |
| Virtix Data Center | Ouagadougou | BF |
More about AS328316
Sources: RIR delegation data and PeeringDB (updated daily); routing from RIPEstat (RIPE NCC RIS and RPKI), refreshed daily. Routing data from 2026-11-14 15:39 UTC. The country is where the AS number was registered, not necessarily where the network operates.