Re: location db mismatch

["Martin Gebhardt (Die LINKE.)" <martin.gebhardt@linkspartei.org>]

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Hello Peter,

through me the topic came up here, originally my question was asked to 
the tor-relay operator list, because in the metrics a wrong location was 
given.

I work at Anexia, specifically for netcup in Karlsruhe. Our datacenter 
and AS197540 is in Nuremberg.

Meanwhile, as you wrote, we are part of Anexia in Austria. This made new 
products possible for us.

https://www.netcup.de/vserver/root-server-vienna/

(I don't know why this page is only available in german..)

On 1/25/22 19:15, Peter Müller wrote:
[..]> This is because German hoster netcup GmbH claims to be located 
solely in Germany - quoted
> from https://www.netcup.eu/ueber-netcup/rechenzentrum.php:
> 
>> The infrastructure of the netcup GmbH is located in Nuremberg, Germany.

I will open a ticket with the responsible team to change the statement 
there.

[..]
>> inet6num:       2a04:b500::/29
>> netname:        CH-HOSTSTAR-20140224
>> country:        CH
>> org:            ORG-MNA17-RIPE
>> admin-c:        HSTR13
>> tech-c:         HSTR13
>> status:         ALLOCATED-BY-RIR
>> mnt-by:         RIPE-NCC-HM-MNT
>> mnt-by:         HSTR-FBR
>> mnt-routes:     HSTR-FBR
>> mnt-routes:     NETCUP-MNT
>> created:        2014-02-24T07:07:25Z
>> mnt-domains:    NETCUP-MNT
>> mnt-domains:    HSTR-FBR
>> last-modified:  2017-01-18T12:26:29Z
>> source:         RIPE # Filtered

This customer itself is based in Switzerland. Their website tells us 
that their servers are located in Germany.

https://www.hoststar.ch/en/hosting/product-comparison (Dropdown 
"Hosting", then "Server location")

Here a manual overwrite is correct.

[..]> Do you happen to have further information on this, especially 
related to 89.58.16.0/22?

See https://www.netcup.de/vserver/root-server-vienna/
These are the servers that are really located in Vienna.

This also concerns 2a0a:4cc0::/40

I hope I could clarify a little bit.

Thanks and regards,
Martin