Comprehensive guides and articles about ASN registration, IP resources, inter-RIR transfers, and LIR management.
The BYOIP rules of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud side by side (prefix sizes, ROA ASNs, who may apply, lead times), and the two ways to get address space a cloud will accept in the RIPE region.
How PI space differs from the addresses your ISP hands you, and what an IPv6 /48 costs in 2026: €75 a year in RIPE NCC fees, €435 the first year through us.
Who registers a PA and a PI block, what happens when you change transit or sponsoring LIR, who signs the ROA, and what a /48 costs each way in 2026.
Who can still get IPv4 PI from the RIPE NCC (only IXPs), which rules bind the blocks already registered, and how to keep, transfer or re-sponsor one.
What a /48 holds, when ripe-738 allows a larger PI block or a second /48, why customer space belongs in PA, and what proposal 2024-01 would change.
What to gather before an IPv6 PI request, what the RIPE NCC checks under ripe-863, and which documents you can leave out.
What your sponsoring LIR files, what the RIPE NCC checks, and what you set up once the /48 is yours: a route6 object, a ROA in your own CA and current contact data.