RPKI Models: Why Delegated Beats Hosted for Scale
Since 2008, RIRs offered hosted systems, but large networks need delegated control to manage cryptographic material across flexible infrastructure.
Since 2008, RIRs offered hosted systems, but large networks need delegated control to manage cryptographic material across flexible infrastructure.
Since APNIC launched RPKI in 2010, five registries now enforce cryptographic certainty, replacing hope-based filtering with valid, invalid, or unknown states.
Five RIRs manage global resources with divergent costs like RIPE's €1,000 signup. InterLIR bypasses these fees to secure your IPv4 assets efficiently.
Five Regional Internet Registries manage global IP allocation. Direct registry data offers the only verifiable path for accurate security analysis.
Access all five Regional Internet Registries via one interface. Managed LIR services let you lease blocks without direct RIR membership fees.
Explore how five organizations manage global IP space, from APNIC's 26,067 members to AFRINIC's 2,492, defining strict regional boundaries.
Secure your network identity by aligning with one of the 5 regional registries. InterLIR optimizes IPv4 redistribution within these strict mandates.
Five regional registries govern global IPv4 blocks, verifying each LIR before allocation to prevent routing conflicts and ensure network stability.