AS11674 HAAS-TCM-001

HAAS-TCM-001 belongs to Haas Group International, LLC, a chemical supply-chain management business serving aerospace, defence and industrial customers. Haas was acquired by Wesco Aircraft in 2014, and Wesco now trades as Incora — which is why the address space announced here registers to a different name than the AS holder.

What it's used for

A single corporate site. The AS announces exactly one prefix, 98.154.64.0/24 (256 addresses), with one observed neighbour and no IPv6. That is an enterprise edge in its simplest form: one block, one upstream, enough BGP to keep the company's own space reachable. Nothing about the inventory suggests a provider role.

Notable

The registrant line looks like a mismatch at first glance and is not one. The /24 is registered in ARIN to WESCOAIRCRAFTHARDWARE DBA INCORA while the AS is held by Haas Group International — but Wesco Aircraft bought Haas, and Incora is Wesco's current trading name, so registrant and holder are the same corporate group at two points in its history. This is the post-acquisition pattern, not the unrelated-third-party pattern that signals leased or brokered address space.

Interesting

The reverse DNS on the block resolves under biz.spectrum.com — Charter's business-services default naming. That does not make this a Spectrum network; it means the site's circuit is a Spectrum Business connection and the carrier's rDNS convention was left in place over the customer's own space. Reverse DNS shows what the space rides on, never who holds it.