How do I find my IP's geofeed line?
Open the geofeed linked from AS216050's RIPE record and look for the prefix that contains your IP. Its row gives a country code, a region code such as US-NY, and a city name, all written by the operator.
LIETPARK COMMUNICATIONS ISP PROXIESLietpark Communications ISP proxies in New York City:
Lietpark Communications ISP proxies in New York City:
static IPs from an operator that declares its locations
ProxyJam sells Lietpark Communications static residential (ISP) IPs in New York City, from $5.38 per IP per month, each held for the whole paid period. The operator publishes a geofeed in which it declares the city for each address range.
A registrant that publishes a geofeed · The carrier is what you pick; the city the IP surfaces in is not promised · Priced by the IP, per billing period
$5.38
From / IP / month
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Cities carrying a Lietpark row
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ISP ProxiesCountry
United States
Region
New York
City
New York City
Provider
Lietpark Communications
City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
Plan Configuration
1 month
1 IP
for
$5.38/mo
CHECKING A DECLARED LOCATION
How to use Lietpark's geofeed
Which database does the target read?
Geolocation vendors may take a geofeed into account, but each decides when and how far. If the feed says New York City and your lookup says otherwise, the lookup is what the site sees.
Will the geofeed file change?
A geofeed is a living document. Lines are added, moved and dropped as blocks are put to new uses, so check it on the day you test rather than trusting a copy from last month.
Why do registry country and city differ?
The registrant sits in Lithuania, the RIPE region, while the geofeed puts some blocks in American cities. Both are true at once: one records who holds the addresses, the other where the holder says they are used.
FAQ
Questions about Lietpark Communications IPs
What is a geofeed?
A geofeed is a CSV file in which a network operator states where its address blocks are used: prefix, country, region, city, postcode. RFC 8805 defines the format and RFC 9632 the way a registry record points to the file. Lietpark's RIPE record for AS216050 carries such a pointer.
Where is Lietpark's file?
Lietpark's geofeed file is on lietparkas.lt, the domain named in the remark on the AS216050 record at RIPE. Fetch it yourself: it is plain text, readable in any browser, and the version you open is the one that applies today.
What do its columns say?
Each row of Lietpark's geofeed starts with an address prefix, then an ISO country code, an ISO region code such as US-NY or US-VA, and a city name. The postcode column is left blank throughout, so the file declares a city and stops there.
Is the file signed?
Lietpark's geofeed was unsigned when we read it. RFC 9632 describes an optional RPKI signature that proves a geofeed came from the holder of the addresses. Lietpark's file carried none when we read it, so its authority rests on the registry record that links to it.
Why is a New York IP registered in Lithuania?
A ProxyJam Lietpark IP can be listed in New York while registered in Lithuania because the holder, Lietparkas UAB, is a Vilnius company and received its AS number from RIPE NCC, the European registry, in November 2023. Where a block is registered and where the operator says it is used are separate entries.
Does the geofeed promise where my IP will appear?
No: the geofeed does not promise where your Lietpark Communications IP will appear, and neither does ProxyJam. The feed is the operator's declaration, and each geolocation database decides how much weight to give it. Choosing Lietpark Communications is the whole of the choice on our form; the city the IP surfaces in is not promised.
Where do you list Lietpark Communications?
ProxyJam lists Lietpark Communications here: Ashburn, New York City. Those are the rows in our catalogue; they say where we sell the carrier, not where a database will place a given IP.
How do I check an IP after I buy it?
To check a Lietpark IP after you buy it, find its prefix in the geofeed, then run the IP through the lookup your target relies on. When the two disagree, the lookup is what that site acts on. IP Checker
What kind of network does PeeringDB say this is?
PeeringDB files the Lietpark Communications network under cable, DSL and ISP, with a global scope. The IP you receive is still on the carrier's network and answered by a server, which is how every static residential IP we sell works.
How is it priced?
A Lietpark Communications ISP proxy from ProxyJam is priced per IP, per month, starting at $5.38, the opening rate for any US carrier we carry. Publishing a geofeed earns the operator no surcharge from us.
And if a lookup places the IP somewhere I cannot use?
If a lookup places a Lietpark IP somewhere you cannot use, ask for a refund on your first order within the window the refund policy sets. Testing the IPs on your own targets before then is expected and does not cost you the refund. Refund Policy
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