A Regional Internet Registry (RIR) manages the allocation and registration of the number of internet resources within a particular region of the world.
Registry Processing
- CIDR blocks are allocated and assigned by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) through its responsibility for the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA).
- Large CIDR ranges are allocated to regional registries. Each registry maintains a database of CIDR ranges allocated to themselves and those they’ve sub-allocated to Internet Service Providers (ISP) or Local Internet Registries (LIR) within their region.
- An ISP and local registry can further sub-allocate CIDR ranges or assign them to customers. Registrars can also directly assign CIDR ranges to customers.
Resources:
Registries & Contact Information
Registries, their processes, and contact information:
Registry | Area Covered | Process |
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AFRINIC
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Africa Region |
Refer to this registrar’s resource transfer process. Required details:
The registration cannot be updated until the ISP responds and accepts to have the records amended. |
APNIC
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Refer to this registrar’s resource transfer process. Required details:
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ARIN
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Refer to this registrar’s formal processes: |
IRINN
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India | Refer to this registrar’s formal processes, as outlined in the IRINN Policy Version 1.1 document. |
LACNIC
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Refer to this registrar’s resource transfer process, which requires a direct email to the registry. Please attach the following details:
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RIPE NCC
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Refer to the following overviews of this registrar’s processes: Required details:
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- November 11, 2022: Added IRINN.
- January 10, 2020: Published.
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