Yes, it could be.

Just seems odd for a UK based company to issue US IPs that's all.

If you don't tell me which site isn't working, I can't get anyone to investigate it.

Oh no, it's you again! How about you actually be nice and clear for once?

Edited by deleted (Wed 11-Jun-14 16:33:53)

How about you look up the RIR data for the IP range - it's your problem - not the websites!

(See my other post in this thread)

Ok, how do I go about adding one to my package then please?

I've not tried any sites today: I'll try again later and let you know: thanks.

I'll PM you.

Just looked at your account. They aren't available on your current packages. You'd need to change to unlimited.

We can't change that data on there

We've worked through the major geolocation databases and had them updated, but there are some websites/applications which use their own and need updating.

https://www.arin.net/knowledge/rirs.html Is there a lookup site I can use for this? When I find the info what do I do with it?

Not really... It's what people are having to do now that RIPE have none left to issue (apart from the final /22 that you'll get as a LIR/new LIR).

You either have the option of buying a block from someone else in the RIPE service region which at the rate of $15-20 per IP is expensive for a /16 ($1.31 Million) at the top end.

Works out far more cost effective to get a /16 from ARIN at $4000 a year...

Matt

What's actually wrong with the site? What problems are you having? We've just tested it out here on one of the 146.200.x.x IPs and it seems to work fine for us.