How to Set Up Your New ASN: A Step-by-Step Guide
What to do after you get an ASN and IP addresses: IRR route objects, RPKI ROAs, AS-SET, routing policy, reverse DNS and how to check that it works.
Guides and explainers on internet resources: IP addresses, AS numbers and BGP.
What to do after you get an ASN and IP addresses: IRR route objects, RPKI ROAs, AS-SET, routing policy, reverse DNS and how to check that it works.
How IP geolocation works, which databases and providers matter, and how to correct a wrong country or city for your IP range, with contacts and geofeeds.
What it costs to become a RIPE LIR in 2027, how long the IPv4 waiting list is, and when leasing is the cheaper way to get IP addresses.
A geofeed is a file in which a network publishes the country, region and city of its IP addresses. The RFC 8805 format, how to create one and who reads it.
An ASN, or AS number, identifies your network on the internet. What it is, when you need one, how to get one in the RIPE NCC region and what it costs.
IP address leasing is renting IPv4 or IPv6 space for a yearly fee instead of buying it or becoming an LIR. How it works, what it costs and what you get.
An LIR holds PA IP addresses and can sponsor PI space and AS numbers for others. What an LIR does, what it costs and the alternatives to becoming one.
Tell us what you are working on. We lease IPv4 and IPv6 address space, register and sponsor AS numbers, and look after the RIPE relationship for you.
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