Introduction Within the RIPE NCC service region, there are three ways to record the leased subnet: In this article, we’re going to compare Assignment (or Sub-Allocation) and Temporary Transfer. IPv4 Assignment or Sub-Allocation: Pros: Cons: Terms to Make an Assignment/Sub-allocation: Temporary transfer Pros: Cons: Terms to Make a Temporary Transfer: …
The Assisted Registry Check (ARC) is a regular LIR audit made by RIPE NCC. Throughout the ARC review, the RIPE NCC conducts a range of consistency checks to evaluate the accuracy of LIRs’ registry data. The ARC review serves as a means for the RIPE NCC to establish regular communication …
Introduction LACNIC (Latin America and Caribbean Network Information Centre) plays a vital role in managing and allocating Internet resources within its region. This includes the distribution of IP addresses, which are essential for internet connectivity. However, there has been some ambiguity regarding the leasing of IP addresses in LACNIC’s policies. …
The AFRINIC history AFRINIC (African Network Information Center) is the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) responsible for allocating and managing IP addresses and autonomous system numbers for the African continent. AFRINIC was officially established on April 22, 2004, in Mauritius. It was created to serve as the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) …
APNIC history APNIC has been a crucial player in managing the distribution and registration of Internet number resources in the Asia-Pacific region since its inception in 1993. Over the years, the organization has evolved and expanded its reach by establishing National Internet Registries (NIRs) in the region. The idea behind …
Introduction Inter-RIR transfers are transfers of Internet number resources, such as IP-addresses and ASNs (Autonomous System numbers) between Regional Internet Registries (hereinafter – RIRs). This means that you, as the owner of Internet Number Resources, can transfer them not only within your own RIR Service Region, but also transfer them …
23.02.2023 ARIN explained the IP lease regulations. Here’s the summary. Introduction: The American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) plays a crucial role in managing the allocation and distribution of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses in North America. To maintain transparency, fairness, and efficient resource utilization, ARIN has established clear policies regarding …
BYOIP – Bring your own IP addresses – is an IP subnet onboarding process in OVHcloud. You can bring additional IPv4 subnets to your OVHcloud account. You continue to control the IP subnet but, by default OVH announces it by it’s own ASN on the internet. Taking into account the …
BYOIP – Bring your own IP addresses – is an IP subnet onboarding process in Amazon EC2. You can bring publicly routable IPv4 or IPv6 addresses from your network to your AWS account. You continue to control the IP subnet, but by default, AWS announces it by it’s own ASN …
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