Mobile operator · Brunei
DST ASN, MCC/MNC and IP prefixes
DST is a mobile network operator in Brunei, part of Darussalam Assets. It routes traffic through 2 autonomous systems (AS10094, AS132395), which announced 193 prefixes at our last probe, and its SIMs carry MCC/MNC 528-11.
- ASNs
- 2
- Prefixes
- 193
- Reviewed
- September 2026
- Country
- Brunei (BN)
- Parent group
- Darussalam Assets
- ASNs
- AS10094, AS132395
- MCC / MNC
- 528-11
- Network generations
- 4G LTE, 5G
- ASNs confirmed
- 2 of 2
- Announced prefixes
- 193 at probe on 2026-09-06
- Official site
- www.dst.com.bn
Autonomous systems
| ASN | Holder (RIPEstat) | Role | Announced | IPv4 prefixes | IPv6 prefixes | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AS10094 | UNN-BN - Unified National NetworksPeeringDB: Unified National Networks · Cable/DSL/ISP | Mobile networkconfirmed | yes | 193 | 0 | source · RIPEstat · PeeringDB |
| AS132395 | DST-AS - Unified National Networks | Role not documentedconfirmed | no | 0 | 0 | source · RIPEstat |
Mobile network codes
| MCC-MNC | MCC | MNC | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 528-11 | 528 | 11 | mcc-mnc.org/networks/528_11 |
About DST
DST is a mobile operator in Brunei owned by Darussalam Assets. Its mobile traffic is carried by AS10094, registered to Unified National Networks, the wholesale network shared by Brunei's retail operators. The registry also records AS132395, held by the same organisation, with no documented role. DST's network code is MCC 528 / MNC 11.
The registry records two ASNs for DST. AS10094 is the confirmed mobile-role ASN, registered to Unified National Networks, and at the last probe it was announced with 193 IPv4 prefixes and no IPv6 prefixes. PeeringDB lists it under the name Unified National Networks with an information type of Cable/DSL/ISP. AS132395, recorded under the holder name DST-AS and registered to the same organisation, was not announced at the last probe and has no PeeringDB entry.
An address whose origin ASN is AS10094 is routed by Unified National Networks, the wholesale network that carries DST alongside Brunei's other retail mobile brands. The ASN identifies the network operator rather than the brand that sold the line, so it does not by itself tell you which retail provider the subscriber bought from. PeeringDB describes the network as Cable/DSL/ISP, so an address in its range could be mobile, fixed or enterprise. Ranges under AS132395 should not appear in routed traffic while that number stays unannounced.
Research note. Operator legal name Datastream Digital Sdn Bhd (formerly Datastream Technology Sdn Bhd; mcc-mnc.org lists the MNC 11 operator as Data Stream Technology Sdn Bhd, brand DST, status Live, LTE1800). Ownership: Wikipedia states DST is owned by Darussalam Assets; The Scoop (2019) calls Darussalam Assets 'the only shareholder of Brunei's three telcos: DST, Telbru and Progresif'. Since 2019 all Brunei telecom infrastructure (mobile and fixed) is consolidated in the wholesale operator Unified National Networks (UNN, wholly owned by Darussalam Assets); DST, imagine and Progresif are retail service providers on that single shared network, so consumer traffic is carried by UNN's AS10094 (PeeringDB: 'Unified National Networks', aka UNN, website unn.com.bn, info_type Cable/DSL/ISP; RIPEstat: announced true). AS132395 (RIPE asn.txt candidate 'DST-AS') is registered to Unified National Networks per RIPEstat but is NOT announced (RIPEstat announced=false; PeeringDB 'Entity not found'), so it currently carries no traffic. 4G: Wikipedia says DST launched 4G in November 2013; dst.com.bn advertises VoLTE and 5G plans. 5G: AITI regulator release says 5G available nationwide from 22 June 2023 via DST, imagine and Progresif. Other BN ASNs checked and rejected as unrelated to DST: AS4617 (UNN-BN - Borneo-IX, not announced), AS10101 (SIMPUR-BN - UNN-BN), AS131467 (EGNC-AS - Unified National Networks, government network), AS133788 (UNN-BN, not announced), AS58663/AS58810 (Zusnet/iZus Co Ltd), AS45259 (Bruhaas), AS133875 (Brunei Shell Petroleum).
Check whether an IP belongs to DST
curl -s "https://stat.ripe.net/data/prefix-overview/data.json?resource=203.0.113.9" | jq '.data.asns'whois -h whois.radb.net -- '-i origin AS10094' | grep ^routeQuestions
- What is DST's ASN?
- The registry records AS10094 as the ASN carrying DST's mobile traffic. It is registered to Unified National Networks, the shared wholesale carrier for Brunei. A second number, AS132395, is registered to the same organisation under the holder name DST-AS, but it was not announced at the last probe.
- What is the MCC/MNC of DST?
- DST uses MCC 528 with MNC 11. The 528 country code belongs to Brunei, and the registry holds that single MCC/MNC pair for the operator. No other network code is on file for the DST brand.
- Is an IP from AS10094 a mobile IP?
- Not necessarily. AS10094 belongs to Unified National Networks, which carries mobile and fixed traffic for Brunei's retail providers, and PeeringDB records its information type as Cable/DSL/ISP. An address in its range can be mobile, fixed or enterprise, and the ASN alone does not settle it.
Where DST meets other networks
Sources
Operator and registry pages used for this entry, followed by the RIPEstat Data API (holder, announced prefixes) and the PeeringDB API (network records).
- [1]https://www.dst.com.bn/
- [2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datastream_Digital
- [3]https://thescoop.co/2019/12/07/telbru-opens-new-subsidiary-to-provide-mobile-services/
- [4]https://mcc-mnc.org/countries/brunei
- [5]https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/528_11
- [6]https://stat.ripe.net/data/as-overview/data.json?resource=AS132395
- [7]https://www.peeringdb.com/api/net?asn=10094
- [8]https://stat.ripe.net/data/as-overview/data.json?resource=AS10094
- [9]https://www.aiti.gov.bn/news/2023/5th-generation-5g-mobile-services-now-available-nationwide/
- [10]https://unn.com.bn/brunei-darussalam-is-5g-ready
- [11]https://www.da.com.bn/who-we-are/
- [12]https://stat.ripe.net/docs/02.data-api/
- [13]https://www.peeringdb.com/apidocs/
ASN and prefix data describe how the operator's networks are registered and announced. They do not identify an individual subscriber or where a device is, since carriers route traffic from many areas through shared gateways.