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140.82.113.0/24 is visible in the global routing table:

  route-views>sh bgp 140.82.113.0
  BGP routing table entry for 140.82.113.0/24, version 62582026
  Paths: (19 available, best #4, table default)

The route is verified by RPKI so it's not a route hijack.

Edit: deleted traceroute

>>hn8305+(OP)
Your requests made it farther than mine - mine get to charter in nyc and die there

    6  lag-26.nycmny837aw-bcr00.netops.charter.com (24.30.201.130)  158.033 ms
       lag-16.nycmny837aw-bcr00.netops.charter.com (66.109.6.74)  29.575 ms
       lag-416.nycmny837aw-bcr00.netops.charter.com (66.109.6.10)  30.077 ms
    7  lag-1.pr2.nyc20.netops.charter.com (66.109.9.5)  81.351 ms  37.879 ms  27.877 ms
    8  * * *

>>hn8305+(OP)
found the neteng guy

>>hn8305+(OP)
I'm able to reach on 192.30.252.0/22.

>>llimll+S2
I’m in US east coast with a dev box in Helsinki. My dev box can still hit github.com, but I can’t at home.

>>alexel+24
What IP does it resolve to in Helsinki?

>>hn8305+(OP)
github.com for me returns 140.82.121.3 which routes fine in the uk, returning from

lb-140-82-121-3-fra.github.com

which from the distance and name I would assume is a frankfurt based load balancer. I get there from BT -> Zayo

I can reach that IP from Washington too, but github returns 140.82.114.3 and 140.82.114.4 from DNS at 1.1.1.1 on a Level3 handoff in Washington

Spot checks around the place show the first returned IP as pingable across the world

Bangkok, Dhaka, Jakarta - 20.205.243.166

Seoul - 20.200.245.247

Nairobi - 20.87.225.212

Kabul, Dakar, Amman, Amman, Cairo - 140.82.121.3

Moscow, Riga, Istanbul - 140.82.121.4

Miami - 140.82.114.3

>>llimll+d4
From Finland, but not Helsinki: 140.82.121.3

>>iso163+w4
Same from Finland, and same route. (Except my ISP instead of BT).

>>hn8305+(OP)
This is so cool! I'm not at all familiar with any of this network stuff. Any good resources for learning these tools and when to use them?

Sorry to bother!

>>Maxion+i5
yep, same

>>alexel+24
Curious aside: That sounds like quite the roundtrip for day to day work. How do you cope with that, used to IntelliJ IDEs? ;D

>>Maxion+D5
They do have other peering -- that IP from my ISP in Jakarta routes onto Hurricane Electric in Singapore and then to github. From Sao Paulo I go to Atlanta, USA, then to Paris and Frankfurt on twelve99/Telia

>>adnaus+28
TCP/IP Illustrated is a good start.

>>Shamel+8A
Thank you!

>>musha6+pa
Surprisingly, not that bad ;) just a cheap hetzner box.