I need a simple Perlish solution to obtain the AS number for a specific hop in a route (read: I have an IP, I need its ASN, and I can use anything available in Perl to do it)

The problem arises from the fact that the code will be based on a Win32 platform running ActivePerl v5.8.0 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread so the usual 'use a tcp traceroute' isn't going to work right off.

My questions are:

1. Has anyone encountered this problem before? If so, what was your solution?

2. Is there a Win32 CLI version of the tcp traceroute available?

3. Is there a web-based look-up somewhere that I could possibly just write an LWP wrapper around?

I've searched Perlmonks and numerous other sites looking for a solution, but I have yet to come across one, so now I appeal to the monks and all their wisdom

Thanks in advance.
-Tekkie

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