AS11446 LAKELAND-AS

LAKELAND-AS belongs to Lakeland Community College, a public two-year college in Kirtland, Ohio, east of Cleveland. It is a small campus network reached through the state research network.

What it's used for

RIS shows 4 IPv4 prefixes and 1,792 addresses in total: 208.68.192.0/22 plus three /24s in 198.30.228.0–198.30.230.0. There is no IPv6. The /22 is registered in ARIN to Lakeland Community College itself under LAKELAND-NET; the three /24s are registered to OARnet under NETBLK-OARNET.

That split is the interesting part, and it is not a leasing signal. OARnet is the Ohio Academic Resources Network, the state's research-and-education network provider, and Ohio's public colleges connect to the internet through it. Space registered to OARnet and announced by a member campus is ordinary provider-assigned addressing — the same pattern as a business sitting on its carrier's block. The tell for IP-leasing is unrelated registrants across multiple RIRs; here there is exactly one non-holder registrant, and it is the campus's own upstream.

The single observed neighbour confirms that reading. The college does not buy commodity transit or peer; it has one adjacency, and that adjacency is its research-network provider. Nothing is sold on, and there is no customer cone.

Notable

1,792 addresses is a plausible footprint for a community college: campus wireless and lab networks, administrative systems, a public web presence, and remote-access endpoints for students and staff.

Interesting

No PTRs came back on the addresses sampled. That is a sample, not a survey, and it supports no inference either way about how the space is used.