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AFRINIC the Region Internet Registry (RIR) for Africa - AFRINIC - Regional Internet Registry for Africaipv4, ipv6, asn, internet, africa, governance, community, head office in MauritiusAFRINIC is responsible for the allocation and management of Internet numbers (IPv4, IPv6 & ASNs) resources according to their community backed policy development process (PDP).AFRINIC the Region Internet Registry (RIR) for Africa - AFRINIC - Regional Internet Registry for Africa English العربية Français Português WHOIS SEARCH              LOGIN TO MYAFRINIC About usHistoryOur PartnersMembershipOur Service RegionAGMMFees ScheduleGovernanceStatisticsCorporate DocumentsOur TeamContact usOur WorkMembership ServicesInternet Number Resources ManagementReverse DNSWHOISFees ScheduleInternet Routing Registry (IRR)DNSSEC ProgramResource Certification Program (RPKI)Corporate DocumentsTraining ServicesSupport & FAQsOnline Services ChangelogDNS Support ProgramRoot Server Copy ProgramInternet Development ProgramsParticipateCode of ConductEmail & Mailing ListsPolicy DevelopmentGovernmentsCommitteesElectionsIPv4 ExhaustionInternet GovernancePrivacyEventsMeetingsSponsorship OpportunitiesHosting GuideTraining WorkshopsOutreachWebinar SeriesMediaNewsPress ReleasesPresentationsFactsheetsNewsletterBrandingContribution GuidelinesBlog Info! Please note that this translation has been provided at best effort, for your convenience. The English page remains the official version. Who we are?Get ResourcesParticipateIPv6 DeploymentSupport & FAQsOur Recent Blog PostsFrom Zero to Certified: AFRINIC Empowers a Global Community with IPv6 ExpertiseThe Internet relies on a robust and future-proof addressing system – enter IPv6 - in its ever-expanding capacity. Understanding the critical need to equip individuals with this essential knowledge, AFRINIC recently concluded its highly successful Cohort 5 of the "Zero to Certified IPv6 in 21 Days" workshop. This online training program transcended borders, welcoming a diverse audience eager to delve into the world of IPv6.Read MoreAre differences in RIR RPKI implementations hindering RPKI adoption?A few months ago we shared the outcomes that are guiding the work that we are doing as part of the NRO RPKI Program. We mentioned that we would like to know more about the community’s expectations with regard to consistency in RPKI implementation across the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) with the end goal of defining what a single, global RPKI system would look like.Read MoreWhat Can Internet Standards Do About Centralization?RFC 9518: Centralization, Decentralization, and Internet Standards has been published after more than two years of review, discussion, and revision. It covers what centralization is, how it can be both beneficial and harmful, the decentralization strategies we typically use to control it, and finally, what Internet standards bodies can do about it.Read MoreMore from our blogLatest News Public Holiday on 15 August 2024 Read More ... Public Holiday on 01 May 2024 Read More ... Public Holiday on 09 April 2024 Read More ... Our WorkDNS Support ProgramThe DNS is one of the main components of AFRINIC services, specifically reverse DNS services for IP addresses as defined in RFC 1033 and RFC 3152.  Recent development has led all RIR to host servers for the IN-ADDR.ARPA and IP6.ARPA zones, according to RFC 5855."To support this increased responsibility ...Learn MoreInternet Development ProgramThe AFRINIC Internet Development Programs envisions a secure and accessible Internet for sustainable digital growth in Africa. Our objective for these programs is to increase investment in Internet development in the AFRINIC Service Region through capacity building, research and technical collaboration ...Learn MoreInternet Routing RegistryIn the most simple and basic manner, a network operator (or AFRINIC member) can describe routing policy into the AFRINIC IRR by using a route or route6 (whois database) object. For advanced networks requiring complex definition of their routing policies, RPSL provides advanced technical attributes ...Learn MoreTraining ServicesAFRINIC's Capacity Building program is dedicated to providing the African Internet community with validated knowledge and know-how to help them deploy Internet technologies with ease and align with the latest industry best practices. Our courses are specifically designed to assist network engineers in securelyLearn MoreMore Member Services Become a member Internet Number Resources Management Autonomous System Number (ASN) Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) Resource Transfers Resource Management Routing Security Resource Certification Program (RPKI) Trust Anchor Locator (TAL) Internet Routing Registry (IRR) DNS Reverse DNS DNSSEC Program DNS Support Program WHOIS WHOIS Terms of Use WHOIS Crypt IP Tools Your data protection Lame Tool RDAP` Training Training Services Training Workshops Events Our Meetings Webinar Series Past webinars Date and time in Mauritius - 2024/09/19 Service Status | Changelog |  Disclaimer |  Privacy ©Copyright . 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