IPv4 registry operations
Coordinate IPv4 registry changes without losing the evidence trail.
i.lease organizes authorized registry, routing-authority, and lifecycle requests around the holder's records, the relevant RIR process, and the evidence needed to follow each change through review.
- Authority
- The holder approves the request and retains account control.
- Touchpoints
- RIR records, contacts, route authority, and lifecycle submissions.
- Case output
- A request record with evidence, status, response, and next owner.
Registry touchpoints
One coordination path across related record changes
Registry work often spans several systems and parties. The service keeps the request, authority, supporting material, and response history connected.
- 01
Registration data and contacts
Coordinate approved updates to organization, resource, contact, WHOIS, or RDAP information using the applicable registry channel.
- 02
Routing authority evidence
Track the holder-approved materials used for route objects, ROAs, LOAs, and related network coordination where applicable.
- 03
Lifecycle submissions
Organize the records and dependencies needed for eligible updates, transfers, recoveries, or account changes without bypassing RIR review.
Case workflow
A traceable request from intake to closure
Each case preserves the original request, the authority behind it, and the exact response received from the responsible party.
- 01
Define the request
Identify the records to change, the registered holder, the target outcome, and the applicable registry.
- 02
Assemble evidence
Collect the available source records, approvals, identifiers, and supporting documents for holder review.
- 03
Coordinate review
Submit or support the authorized request through the relevant channel and track factual responses.
- 04
Close the record
Capture the resulting state, outstanding conditions, evidence, and next responsible party.
Policy boundary
Registry decisions stay with the registry and the holder
Coordination improves completeness and continuity, but it does not replace the registered holder's authority or the registry's policy review.
- The holder controls credentials and approves every material submission.
- Registry acceptance and processing time are not guaranteed by i.lease.
- Any legal, tax, or corporate evidence remains the holder's responsibility to validate.
Start with the request, the holder, and the current record.
Share the relevant prefix, registry, organization identifier, and desired update. We can identify the evidence and coordination path to review.
