AS10189 HMM-AS-KR Hyundai Movex

Registered to Hyundai Movex, a Korean logistics-automation and IT-services

company: automated warehouses and sorting systems, platform screen doors for

metro stations, and systems integration for the shipping and logistics sector.

Note the handle, HMM-AS-KR, which reads like Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) —

a different Hyundai affiliate. The registrant record, not the handle, is what

identifies this network.

What it's used for

• The company's corporate network and the internet edge of the IT-services side of the business: engineering and project systems, and the hosted logistics and terminal applications it builds for clients.

Notable

• The kind is business. RIS observes 6 IPv4 prefixes, 7,936 addresses and a single observed neighbour. One upstream is conclusive against any carrier or transit reading: an AS with one neighbour sells connectivity to nobody. It is a leaf network that buys transit from one provider.
• The address space is a single legacy KRNIC block announced alongside its own components: 203.242.32.0/20 plus 203.242.48.0/21, 203.242.56.0/22, 203.242.60.0/23, 203.242.40.0/24 and 203.242.62.0/24. Every prefix falls inside the same 203.242.32.0/19-sized neighbourhood, which is a network that received one allocation long ago and has since deaggregated it internally rather than acquiring space elsewhere.

Interesting

• Nearly 8,000 addresses is a lot for a mid-sized engineering firm, and that is the legacy-allocation effect: the block was handed out when Korean industrial groups could obtain a /20 on request, and it has been kept ever since.