Aeronix, Inc. — 00:0B:D1 (MA-L)

Aeronix, Inc. holds a single IEEE MA-L block, 00:0B:D1, registered to 1775 W. Hibiscus Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32901 — an address that matches the company's current, publicly listed headquarters exactly. Founded in 1985 by five engineers, Aeronix is an employee-owned defense and aerospace electronics firm now operating under the Aeronix Technologies Group (ATG) umbrella alongside sister companies ITI Engineering and Systems Integration Plus. Its core network-relevant product line is rugged Gigabit Ethernet switching hardware for military and commercial aircraft and ground vehicles — C6ISR networking gear including the GES NXT-28 (28-port, four 10G plus twenty-four 1G ports, built for F-16 integration), the 12-port GES GEN2, and the GES-GV8 ground-vehicle variant. The U.S. Army awarded Aeronix a documented $1.8M contract for 404 GES-GV8 units for MRAP vetronics networking, corroborating real production and deployment rather than a bare registration filing. Although only one MA-L block was found for this vendor in the cached registry snapshot, the matching address, forty-year operating history, named on-topic product SKUs, and government contract together establish company substance well beyond a shell registrant.

IEEE assignment

00:0B:D1 → Aeronix, Inc., registered 1775 W. Hibiscus Blvd, Melbourne FL 32901, US [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry (line 13396); IEEE MA-L

Registry / block size

MA-L (24-bit OUI); single block found for this vendor — no matching MA-M (the IEEE MA-M registry) or MA-S (the IEEE MA-S registry) entries [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry, the Wireshark manufacturer database master

HQ / address

1775 W. Hibiscus Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32901, US — matches the OUI registry address exactly [Confirmed] — https://www.aeronix.com/contact/

Company identity

founded 1985 by five engineers; employee-owned defense/aerospace electronics company; now part of Aeronix Technologies Group (ATG) alongside sister companies ITI Engineering and Systems Integration Plus [Confirmed] — https://www.aeronix.com/, https://aeronixtg.com/about-aeronix-technologies-group/

Device types / products

rugged Gigabit Ethernet switches/routers for military/commercial aircraft and ground vehicles (C6ISR networking); named models GES NXT-28, GES GEN2, GES-GV8 [Confirmed] — https://www.aeronix.com/products/rugged-ethernet-products/, https://www.aeronix.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/ADS-082-GES-NXT-28.pdf

Notable contract

US Army awarded Aeronix $1.8M for 404 GES-GV8 units for MRAP vetronics networking [Confirmed] — https://www.militaryaerospace.com/computers/article/16719278/army-chooses-rugged-computer-ethernet-switches-for-mrap-vetronics-networking-to-connect-radios-and-sensors

Registration date

Unknown — IEEE does not publish OUI assignment/registration dates for MA-L blocks; not fabricated [Confirmed]

Security context

no CVEs or advisories surfaced in this light pass; stated as Unknown rather than confirmed-clean, since the product line is closed military/aerospace hardware with limited public CVE coverage [Unknown]

Company substance assessment

substantive company beyond the bare OUI registration — matching HQ address, 40-year operating history, named on-topic product SKUs (Ethernet switches), and a documented government contract; single OUI block but not a shell registrant [Confirmed] — https://www.aeronix.com/, https://www.militaryaerospace.com/computers/article/16719278/army-chooses-rugged-computer-ethernet-switches-for-mrap-vetronics-networking-to-connect-radios-and-sensors