At Prefixx, we are committed to 100% customer satisfaction.
We work with a boutique approach for all of our customers and
we make sure all quality control boxes are ticked.
Included with all of our services:
Industry leading Technical Support
Multilingual and experienced staff
Free introductory consult
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A 100% guided process
All partners and resources being offered through the Prefixx platform are carefully vetted during our onboarding process. Our list of quality control checks ensures that all boxes are ticked before any type of transaction can take place. Schedule a free consult to find out more about our process and how Prefixx can help your company navigate the challenges of IPv4 procurement and divestment.
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Ensuring that resources are being sold through legitimate channels by verified owners.
Making sure that resources are properly validated, are eligible, and ready for transfer.
A clean bill of health. Prefixx will produce reports during onboarding and prior to completion of transfer.
We ensure that the space is no longer in use and that any BGP announcements, assignments and records are removed.
Funds deposited to escrow will not be released by a buyer, or received by a seller, unless resources transfers are completed.
Ensure that all requirements as set by local RIRs are met and that registry accounts are up to date and in good standing.
RIR, short for Regional Internet Registry is an organization that's responsible for management and allocation of IPv4, IPv6 and ASN Internet number resources within a specific region.
Supernetting is the aggregation of multiple internet ranges of the same IP class. Supernetting is done to decrease the overhead of the continuously growing routing tables, and the physical limitations of the devices using them. Supernetting can only be done with contiguous IPv4 or IPv6 addresses.
A subnet mask is a 32-bit number that is used to divide IP addresses in a class, a common procedure often done in larger allocations for specific assignments or security reasons.
The allocable address pool managed by the 5 Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) has been fully exhausted. A lot of allocated space is however still not in use, which has opened up an opportunity for companies to offer their space up for transfer through the IPv4 transfer market
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