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A Lumina Broadband IP from ProxyJam in Syracuse is a static residential (ISP) IP held for the whole paid period, from $5.38 per IP per month. The autonomous system that announces its prefix is public, so you can look up the routing origin yourself. Where the name is listed: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains.
Picking the carrier is the entire choice · The IP comes from its pool, and the city it surfaces in is not promised · Per IP per period
Syracuse and the carrier come preset. Pick how long and how many; the total moves with you.
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City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
A set of IP prefixes run under one routing policy by one or more network operators, presented to the rest of the internet as a unit. Every such system carries a number, and BGP, the protocol networks use to exchange routes, refers to it.
IANA hands out AS numbers in blocks to the regional registries, and they assign individual numbers to organisations that apply in their areas. So each origin number traces back to a named holder you can read.
The organisation that holds an address block and the operator that announces it are not always the same company. Checking the origin AS alongside the registry record shows you which is which for your IP, instead of assuming.
Lumina Broadband is how our catalogue files these IPs. What the origin lookup prints for the IP you receive is the routing system's word, not ours, and we do not forecast it.
The IP is fixed for the billing period, so a lookup made in the first hour still describes the IP you are using later, unless the operator changes how the prefix is announced.
ProxyJam's catalogue lists Lumina Broadband in: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains. It is a fact about our catalogue, not a promise about the IP.
A Lumina Broadband IP is not promised to surface in Syracuse. Choosing Lumina Broadband is the whole of the choice; the IP comes from that carrier's pool, and we do not commit to the city it surfaces in.
Lumina Broadband is a carrier name in ProxyJam's catalogue, with places and a price. We could not identify the business behind it from a source we trust, so we do not describe it. The routing origin of the IP you buy is evidence you can gather yourself.
An origin AS is the autonomous system that announces the prefix your IP belongs to. It is identified by a number used in BGP routing, and that number is assigned to a named organisation by a regional registry.
The origin AS and the registry record both matter because they answer different questions. The registry says who holds the block; the origin AS says who is announcing it to the internet. They can be different organisations.
A ProxyJam IP itself does not change during the period. How a prefix is announced is up to its operators, so an origin you checked can in principle change later; if it matters to your task, check again.
No: the origin AS does not tell you the city. An AS is a routing unit, not a place. Location is a separate question that geolocation sources answer with their own data.
ProxyJam charges $5.38 per IP per month for Lumina Broadband on the opening rung, the same starting point as every US carrier we sell.
If the origin is not what your task needs, raise it with ProxyJam support before ordering more. We can tell you what the catalogue lists; we cannot change who announces a prefix. Contact ProxyJam
