AS11815 Cooperativa Telefonica de V.G.G. Ltda.

AS11815 belongs to the Cooperativa Telefónica de Villa Gobernador Gálvez Ltda., the member- owned telephone cooperative of Villa Gobernador Gálvez, a city in Santa Fe province, Argentina (just south of Rosario). It trades as TELVGG and its network domain is coopvgg.com.ar.

What it's used for

• Retail telephony, broadband and wireless internet for the cooperative's members: household and small-business subscribers in and around its home town, plus localities reached through agreements with neighbouring cooperatives. This is a classic Argentine cooperativa, the same organisational form that carries much of the country's non-metropolitan access network.
• RIS sees 147 IPv4 prefixes / 20,480 addresses, 9 IPv6 prefixes, and 5 observed neighbours. Note the shape carefully: a very high prefix count against a small address count and almost no peers. That is not a carrier. It is a small operator that has accumulated many separate LACNIC blocks and deaggregates them heavily, which is common among cooperatives that grew a /24 or /22 at a time.

Notable

• Every prefix in the pack is registered at LACNIC to the cooperative itself — the 179.60, 190.11, 190.106 and 200.3 ranges are all held by the same entity that announces them. Nothing is third-party, nothing is out-of-region.
• The reverse DNS is uniformly first-party and formatted per-address: ip-179-060-000-005.coopvgg.com.ar, ip-190-011-056-005.coopvgg.com.ar, and so on across every sampled block. Registrant, announcer and rDNS agree completely.
• IPv6 is actually deployed here — a 2001:13e8::/32 plus several /48s, including one out of 2803:3340::/48.

Interesting

• The dense deaggregation (147 prefixes for 20k addresses) is a routing-table cost that buys the co-op little; it reflects fragmented allocations rather than traffic engineering.