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AIO IP-Related (IPv4/IPv6/ASN) Thread. Only Providers/LIRs are allowed to post offers.

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  • georgedatacentergeorgedatacenter Member, Host Rep

    @georgedatacenter said:
    /22s available for leasing ARIN

    ROA / RPKI
    reverse DNS
    LOA where applicable

    Also available: IPv6 ARIN /32

  • Hello dear people,
    I have 3 blocks that I would like to rent but I have never done that before. Should I go with a company like IPXO or should I try my luck alone? Any tips appreciated.... Thanks.

  • spideespidee Member, LIR

    We now file PI applications self-service. Pick anything from a /48 to a /32 for the same fee regardless of the size.

    https://www.isp6.net/pi

    PI £150 / €175 a year (approx $201). ASN £90 / €105 a year (approx $120).

  • swedendedicatedswedendedicated Member, Host Rep

    RIPE region, our last /24
    $1000 annually cause it's the last one, be quick!

  • AlyxAlyx Member, Host Rep
    edited September 21

    @spidee said:
    We now file PI applications self-service. Pick anything from a /48 to a /32 for the same fee regardless of the size.

    https://www.isp6.net/pi

    PI £150 / €175 a year (approx $201). ASN £90 / €105 a year (approx $120).

    Did the RIPE policies change recently?
    Since when do they hand out /32 PI space? 🤔

  • @Alyx said:

    @spidee said:
    We now file PI applications self-service. Pick anything from a /48 to a /32 for the same fee regardless of the size.

    https://www.isp6.net/pi

    PI £150 / €175 a year (approx $201). ASN £90 / €105 a year (approx $120).

    Did the RIPE policies change recently?
    Since when do they hand out /32 PI space? 🤔

    If you have at least 4097 geographical locations. Something tells me the customers using this option won't.

  • AlyxAlyx Member, Host Rep

    @OpaqueRegistrant said:

    @Alyx said:

    @spidee said:
    We now file PI applications self-service. Pick anything from a /48 to a /32 for the same fee regardless of the size.

    https://www.isp6.net/pi

    PI £150 / €175 a year (approx $201). ASN £90 / €105 a year (approx $120).

    Did the RIPE policies change recently?
    Since when do they hand out /32 PI space? 🤔

    If you have at least 4097 geographical locations. Something tells me the customers using this option won't.

    Even if that would be the case, they would not assign you a single /32 for it.
    At least under the current policies.

    But if you ever find someone with 5k PoPs, I'm interested :P

  • @Alyx said:

    @OpaqueRegistrant said:

    @Alyx said:

    Did the RIPE policies change recently?
    Since when do they hand out /32 PI space? 🤔

    If you have at least 4097 geographical locations. Something tells me the customers using this option won't.

    Even if that would be the case, they would not assign you a single /32 for it.
    At least under the current policies.

    But if you ever find someone with 5k PoPs, I'm interested :P

    I didn't see any mention of a maximum size in the RIPE policy. You only need to have enough locations to justify it (which nobody here does). A /48 per site, and then rounded up to the nearest nibble, so you need at least 4097 sites to round up to 65536 times /48 which is /32.

  • SKRIMESKRIME Member, Patron Provider
    edited September 22

    Hey,

    @c_vps ASN registration is something we do as a RIPE LIR, operating as Threatoff. 69.99€/yr plus a 19.99€ one-time setup, and a /48 IPv6 is included.

    @RAVNIX @OBHost We have /32 IPv6 out of our own RIPE allocation at 39.99€/mo with monthly billing. It isn't a direct-order item, so drop us a ticket and we'll set it up.

    Maintainer, RPKI, ROAs and rDNS are self-service in our panel either way. Details at skri.me/lir.

  • spideespidee Member, LIR

    @Alyx said:

    @spidee said:
    We now file PI applications self-service. Pick anything from a /48 to a /32 for the same fee regardless of the size.

    https://www.isp6.net/pi

    PI £150 / €175 a year (approx $201). ASN £90 / €105 a year (approx $120).

    Did the RIPE policies change recently?
    Since when do they hand out /32 PI space? 🤔

    The policy has not changed. Our standard is /48 but you can go up to a /32 if your addressing plan can be justified to RIPE. We charge a flat fee regardless of the size.

  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    APNIC /23 available @ $1400/Year

    ARIN /48 available @ FREE

    Instant LOA and so many features available: https://ipye.com

  • OK

    Thanked by 1Nekopara
  • AlyxAlyx Member, Host Rep

    @OpaqueRegistrant said: I didn't see any mention of a maximum size in the RIPE policy. You only need to have enough locations to justify it (which nobody here does).

    RIPE is interpreting the policy on address usage in this case. Meaning, if you have multiple locations, RIPE will not even issue you a /47 or /44 PI, instead they give you multiple /48.

    The NCC reads "Assignments larger than a /48 (shorter prefix) or
    additional assignments exceeding a total of a /48 must be based on
    address usage or because different routing requirements exist for
    additional assignments." to mean that larger assignments can only be
    made based on address usage. Routing requirements can only justify
    multiple /48.

    https://lists-ext-2.ripe.net/archives/list/[email protected]/thread/JEDIO77JYAAJ6SWTRWTKAZDM45FUNSIH/

    I really doubt anyone can make the argument that they need more than a /48 in a single location, especially if you take the limitations in regard to customer assignments into account.

    Also, if you check the current PI assignments out there, the only /32 assignments are RIPEs own. One for testing the other one for the k root server. Everything else between /32 and /47 can be counted by hand and are also old assignments from a point when RIPE was less strict about this.

    No IPv6 PI assignment larger than a /48 has been made for 9 years.

    I honestly think, advertising that people can request more than a /48, is a little misleading, or at least not fully honest, and just wastes the time of everybody involved.

    Thanked by 2nikio forest
  • @Alyx said:

    I honestly think, advertising that people can request more than a /48, is a little misleading, or at least not fully honest, and just wastes the time of everybody involved.

    I think the whole business of advertising an address block size bigger than the minimum /48 is already shady. The honest advertisement would be that they will help you get a PI block - no size specified.

    Thanked by 1Alyx
  • spideespidee Member, LIR

    Fair point, RIPE have not issued anything larger than a /48 since 2018. AWS BYOIP require a minimum /48 advertised per region and N regions is N x /48. That's a real justification right there. I cannot speak on behalf of RIPE but we can advise on the chance of a PI application being accepted based on a given address plan.

  • swedendedicatedswedendedicated Member, Host Rep
    edited September 24

    /29 RIPE available €150 monthly. Annual billing only.

  • OBHostOBHost Member, Host Rep

    /23 APNIC or 2 x/24 available, Monthly or Yearly..

  • @SatisfyHost said:

    @alento said:
    Looking for a sponsoring LIR — need genuine PI IPv6 /48 + ASN

    US company, want to get sponsored for RIPE resources for my own infrastructure. Main thing: needs to be a real PI assignment (my org, my admin-c/tech-c, my abuse-c) — not a PA sub-block where you keep your own handles on it and just hand me a maintainer.

    Also want my own ASN, portable if I ever switch sponsors, and no restriction on announcing it via my own upstream.

    Drop pricing/process if you offer this properly — thanks!

    Yes, this was written by Claude, as I am fairly clueless on this topic. :blush:

    Go for NoPKT

    I just contacted them and their support is 100% AI chat bot.

    It keeps saying human operators will answer if needed, but I asked when they are available and it keeps ignoring the question. 18 hours and no human reply yet and it says this:

    An LIR relationship works best as a mutual fit. If you do not have confidence in how we work, another LIR may serve you better — and we can keep our focus where it goes furthest.

    Thanked by 1OpaqueRegistrant
  • ElistekaElisteka Member, LIR

    Hi everyone,

    Elisteka UAB (RIPE LIR, ORG-EU82-RIPE) offers IPv6 /32 leasing for business networks at €29/month, excluding VAT. The initial term is three months (€87 upfront).

    ROA, route6, LOA and rDNS coordination are included for the agreed setup. We review your intended use, ASN and upstream before activation.

    Details: https://elisteka.com/ipv6

    Happy to answer technical questions here.

  • AlaxonaAlaxona Member, LIR

    50+ /24s available for lease.

    propose your prices.

    3 /24s minimum

    Geofeed, RPKI, IRR, rDNS all available. We put your mnt-by.

    Payment via wire (SEPA/SWIFT) or crypto.

    IPv6 /29s available for lease as well

    DM me

  • @Alaxona said:
    50+ /24s available for lease.

    propose your prices.

    $7

    Thanked by 1AndreyGubanov
  • WTB: 3x /24 IPv4 Lease blocks ($75-$90/mo total) - Dirty/Exotic IPs are OK!

    Hello everyone,
    I am looking to lease three /24 IPv4 blocks for a multi-region project. My total budget for all three blocks combined is around $75 - $90 per month.
    Since the budget is tight, I am absolutely fine with:
    IPs with a "dirty" history (spam blacklists, etc.) — I am ready to handle the delisting process myself.
    Exotic GeoIP locations.
    Technical requirements:
    Must provide LOA to announce the prefixes under my own ASN.
    Ability to manage RPKI/ROA.
    The blocks will be used for multi-region BGP routing (1x RU upstream, 1x PL upstream, 1x Anycast).
    If you are a LIR/Provider with some old, unused, or "dirty" /24 subnets collecting dust, this is a great chance to monetize them.
    Please drop a comment below or send me a PM with your offers. Thanks!

  • ObelousObelous Member
    edited September 29

    @nikitopi said: My total budget for all three blocks combined is around $75 - $90 per month.

    I read this as $75-90 each and was like "well, that's basically what they go for normally".

    $25-30 each is stupidly low, you need to be more realistic.

  • @Obelous said:

    @nikitopi said: My total budget for all three blocks combined is around $75 - $90 per month.

    I read this as $75-90 each and was like "well, that's basically what they go for normally".

    $25-30 each is stupidly low, you need to be more realistic.

    I know $25-30/mo per /24 is bottom-of-the-barrel. I’m specifically hoping to find heavily blacklisted/abused subnets (Spamhaus listed, etc.) that are just collecting dust and costing the owner money. If that's strictly impossible in today's market, I'll adjust my expectations and start with just one /24 for my budget.

  • ZappieZappie Patron Provider, LIR, Veteran

    @nikitopi said:

    @Obelous said:

    @nikitopi said: My total budget for all three blocks combined is around $75 - $90 per month.

    I read this as $75-90 each and was like "well, that's basically what they go for normally".

    $25-30 each is stupidly low, you need to be more realistic.

    I know $25-30/mo per /24 is bottom-of-the-barrel. I’m specifically hoping to find heavily blacklisted/abused subnets (Spamhaus listed, etc.) that are just collecting dust and costing the owner money. If that's strictly impossible in today's market, I'll adjust my expectations and start with just one /24 for my budget.

    I dont think this is “bottom of barrel” type request. I think the barrel for this type of budget just doesn’t exist outright

    If there was such an abused range out there

    1) the provider/owner will be under scrutiny to their practices to get to their ips to such a state
    2) you won’t be able to announce said range on or to many networks

    $75-90/mo (after all processing fees) on a month to month payment for a single /24 is even going to be a hard enough ask as is I reckon

    That all said. Good luck with the hunt. Highly suggest to look at ipv6 instead. Way cheaper. Newer and just better

    Thanked by 1Alaxona
  • georgedatacentergeorgedatacenter Member, Host Rep

    LEASE IPV6 /32 ARIN Available

    Order Here

  • RAVNIXRAVNIX Member, Patron Provider

    @nikitopi said:
    WTB: 3x /24 IPv4 Lease blocks ($75-$90/mo total) - Dirty/Exotic IPs are OK!

    Hello everyone,
    I am looking to lease three /24 IPv4 blocks for a multi-region project. My total budget for all three blocks combined is around $75 - $90 per month.
    Since the budget is tight, I am absolutely fine with:
    IPs with a "dirty" history (spam blacklists, etc.) — I am ready to handle the delisting process myself.
    Exotic GeoIP locations.
    Technical requirements:
    Must provide LOA to announce the prefixes under my own ASN.
    Ability to manage RPKI/ROA.
    The blocks will be used for multi-region BGP routing (1x RU upstream, 1x PL upstream, 1x Anycast).
    If you are a LIR/Provider with some old, unused, or "dirty" /24 subnets collecting dust, this is a great chance to monetize them.
    Please drop a comment below or send me a PM with your offers. Thanks!

    Cheapest you're gonna find is in the 60s each on IPXO, maybe in the 50s if you prepay a year

  • georgedatacentergeorgedatacenter Member, Host Rep

    IPV4 ARIN Available /22 IPV4

    Order Here

  • SwiftnodeSwiftnode Member, Patron Provider, LIR

    Swiftnode LLC has IPv6 ranges available for lease. No setup fees, competitive pricing, excellent support.

    • IPv6 /48 ($8/year)
    • IPv6 /44 ($20/year)
    • IPv6 /40 ($35/year)

    Order here: https://clients.swiftnode.net/cart.php?a=add&pid=300

    All prefixes come with the following:

    • RDNS Delegation (or use our managed/hosted solutions)
    • Managed IRR & RPKI ROA
    • Private WHOIS/POC Details (Optional)
    • Signed Letter of Authorization
    • 24/7/365 Support (Average ticket response <1 hour)
    • Automated Geolocation Updates with multiple GEOIP Services

    We pre-assign geolocations to our prefixes in a number of common cities around the world, contact us for specific locations or review our published geofeed for your desired location.

    Swiftnode has been in business since 2014, We do not outsource any of our support, you will speak to a US based support representative anytime you submit a ticket. We do not automate our abuse reporting, each case is manually reviewed and we work will with you to resolve issues.

  • hello everyone.
    where i can find the cheapest asn ripe sponsorship transfer ? no setup fee
    thank you

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