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ProxyJam sells NTT static residential (ISP) IPs in New York City, from $5.38 per IP per month, each held for the whole paid period. NTT's American backbone is registered at a Washington State address, so the paperwork and the listing sit far apart.
Choosing NTT is the whole of the choice · We do not promise the city the IP surfaces in · Billed per IP for the period you pick
NTT is already selected; any other New York City carrier sits in the same dropdown. Choose the term and the quantity of IPs, and the total recalculates.
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City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
A WHOIS query on the AS can print Redmond, Washington, while you bought from a New York page. That is a mailing address on a registration, not a statement about where your IP sits, and it is worth knowing before a colleague flags it as a mismatch.
Our catalogue keeps an NTT row in Washington State as well as in New York City. They are separate listings of one operator; neither one pins the IP to its own end of the continent.
PeeringDB files AS2914 as a network service provider with global scope, and NTT calls the backbone Tier 1. If your task is judged on traffic arriving from a big carrier rather than a hosting company, that registration is the point.
Depending on the record, you may read NTT America, Inc., NTT DATA, NTT Communications or simply ntt.net. They describe the same AS2914, so match on the number rather than the wording.
ARIN records AS2914 to NTT America, Inc., and NTT's Global IP Network site carries the NTT DATA name. Each name belongs to the NTT group, whose purchase of an American backbone was announced from Tokyo in 2000, which is why Tokyo turns up in the history and Redmond in the paperwork.
A lookup says Washington State for NTT because that is where the AS registration's address is: Bear Creek Parkway, Redmond. Registry addresses describe the holder of a record, not the location of any single IP announced under it.
In August 2000 NTT Communications completed a tender offer for Verio, a Colorado based internet company, in a deal valued at about $5.5 billion. Its stated aim was to join NTT's Asian IP backbone to Verio's American one.
ProxyJam lists NTT in these places: New York City, Redmond. A listing tells you where our catalogue files the row and nothing about where a geolocation database will place the IP.
ProxyJam makes no promise either way about an NTT IP landing in New York City. Picking NTT decides the carrier, and that is all the picking decides; the IP comes from NTT's pool, and its reported city may differ from this page.
NTT's American network is an international backbone, in NTT's own description, spanning the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania on a single AS number. PeeringDB files it as a network service provider. Whatever the network, the IP you buy here is static and answered by a server, like every ISP IP we sell.
An NTT ISP proxy from ProxyJam costs $5.38 a month on the first rung, where every other US carrier in our catalogue starts as well.
