AS6300: the CCI-TEXAS network

AS6300 is an internet Autonomous System operated by CCI-TEXAS (the United States). Here is what that means and why this number may show up when you investigate a connection on your network.

What is AS6300?

An Autonomous System (ASN) is a block of networks under a single control with its own routing policy on the internet. The number AS6300 was assigned to CCI-TEXAS by an RIR (regional internet registry). All traffic entering or leaving that network is announced under this number.

Reach on the internet

AS6300 currently announces 27 IPv4 block(s), totaling about 172.8 thousand addresses (172,800 in all), registered in the United States. Services from CCI-TEXAS are reached through these addresses.

What it means to see AS6300 on your network

When you investigate where a connection from your computer or phone comes from (or goes to), you may find AS6300. That means the other end sits on the CCI-TEXAS network (the United States). It can be legitimate — a cloud service, an ISP, a CDN — or an unexpected connection worth checking.

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