IP Transit & RPKI

Register your ASNs, AS-SETs and IP prefixes for NetOz IP transit, prove you hold them, and keep your routes RPKI Valid with daily ROA checks and clear guidance when something needs fixing.

  1. IP transit in the NetOz Portal: ASNs, prefixes, AS-SETs and RPKI

    A tour of the IP transit area of the NetOz Portal: register your ASNs, AS-SETs and IP prefixes, see their approval and RPKI status, and reply to the NetOz network team.

    3 min read
  2. Register your ASN for NetOz IP transit

    Add your autonomous system number (ASN) to the NetOz Portal so NetOz can accept your BGP routes. See what the registry lookup shows and what happens next.

    2 min read
  3. Prove you hold an ASN: registry contact, IRR remark or LOA

    Show NetOz you control an ASN by emailing a registry contact, adding a remark to your aut-num object in the IRR, or uploading a signed letter of authority (LOA).

    3 min read
  4. Got a “Confirm AS… for NetOz IP transit” email? Here’s what to do

    You’re listed as a contact on an ASN’s registry record and NetOz has emailed you a confirmation link. Learn what the request means and how to confirm or ignore it.

    2 min read
  5. Add a downstream customer ASN to your NetOz IP transit

    Register a customer network you provide transit to as a downstream ASN behind your own, and prove the holder agrees with a registry contact link or a signed LOA.

    2 min read
  6. Register an IP prefix for NetOz IP transit

    Add an IPv4 or IPv6 prefix with its origin ASN and max length so NetOz accepts the route. Learn the /24 and /48 limits, evidence options, approval and daily RPKI checks.

    3 min read
  7. Understand RPKI status: Valid, Invalid and No ROA

    What RPKI Valid, RPKI Invalid and No ROA (NotFound) mean for your routes, how NetOz checks your prefixes every day, and how to read the ROAs behind each result.

    3 min read
  8. Fix an RPKI Invalid prefix

    A prefix shows RPKI invalid in the NetOz Portal? Find out which ROA is causing it, create or correct the ROA in MyAPNIC, and let NetOz know so your route is accepted everywhere again.

    3 min read
  9. Register an AS-SET and check its expansion

    Add the IRR AS-SET that describes your network and its customers. NetOz expands it, including nested sets, and flags members that aren’t approved or could cause a route leak.

    3 min read
  10. Reply to the NetOz network team and add documents

    Answer questions from NetOz about your ASNs, AS-SETs and prefixes. Find reviews that need your reply, send a message and upload supporting documents such as an LOA or ROA.

    2 min read