AS11136 Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey

AS11136 belongs to the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey — Tec de Monterrey — one of Mexico's largest private universities, with a multi-campus system headquartered in Monterrey, Nuevo León.

What it's used for

Campus networking for a university system. RIS observes 10 IPv4 prefixes carrying about 20,736 addresses, no IPv6, and a single BGP neighbour. One upstream and roughly a /17 of aggregate space is the classic shape of an institutional edge network: the AS exists so the university can hold and advertise its own address space, not to move anyone else's traffic. The size fits a campus estate — labs, faculty and administrative networks, student housing and wireless, plus the institution's own public-facing services.

Notable

The address space splits into two eras. The 132.254.0.0/16 blocks are legacy pre-CIDR class-B space, and the RDAP registrant for the announced pieces resolves to the parent 132.254.0.0 - 132.254.255.255 range rather than to separate third parties — the university is announcing sub-blocks of its own /16. The 200.36.224.0/19 group is LACNIC-region space, consistent with a Mexican allocation made after the region got its own registry. Both are first-party; there is no sign of foreign or leased blocks riding on this AS.

Interesting

Several of the RDAP lookups in the evidence pack failed rather than returning a registrant, so those prefixes are simply unverified — not evidence of anything. Reverse DNS returned nothing on the sampled addresses, which is a sample and no more; nothing about the zone's delegation should be read into it.