AAISP BYOIP Integration Overview

Before you commit
BYOIP here rides on consumer and business broadband or L2TP, not servers - unusual, and exactly why it works for home labs and small networks. AAISP can sponsor the RIPE allocation, and 44Net is supported.

Searching for the best IP providers? Yes - AAISP supports BYOIP on its broadband and L2TP services, and the announcement is included with the service. That is genuinely unusual: almost no other ISP will announce your own IP space on a consumer or business broadband line, which gives this page standalone value beyond a directory listing. Minimum prefix sizes are /24 for IPv4 and /48 for IPv6, and 44Net space is supported.

You can run a BGP session with your own ASN or have AAISP announce the prefix single-homed. If you need a RIPE allocation, AAISP can sponsor it - RIPE fees apply separately, including the GBP 150 application fee.

Provider Details

FieldInformation
Provider NameAAISP
WebsiteAAISP Website
ASN(s)Not published by the vendor.
Regions SupportedUK
Tech Article & DateAAISP Broadband BYOIP - Verified 11 September 2026
BYOIP ScopeCustomer prefixes announced on AAISP broadband and L2TP lines, via a BGP session or a single-homed announcement. 44Net space supported.
Supported VersionsIPv4: yes. IPv6: yes.
Supported ServicesBroadband, L2TP

Caveats and Gotchas

  • Announcement is included, but RIPE fees are separate - budget for items like the GBP 150 application fee on top of your AAISP service.
  • AAISP's BYOIP page does not address LOA, RPKI ROA or IRR objects, so confirm the paperwork when you order.

Technical Requirements

RequirementDetails
Prefix SizeIPv4: /24 minimum.
IPv6: /48 minimum.
ASN Ownership RequiredOptional - bring your own ASN and run a BGP session, or AAISP announces your prefix single-homed.
LOANot published by the vendor.
RPKI ROANot published by the vendor.
IRR Route ObjectNot published by the vendor.
RIR LimitationsNot published by the vendor.
Ownership ProofNot published by the vendor.
Contract or CommitNot published by the vendor.

Step-by-Step BYOIP Process

Step 1
Check your prefix size

IPv4 must be /24 or larger, IPv6 /48 or larger.

Step 2
Sort the RIPE allocation

if you need one, AAISP can sponsor your RIPE allocation; RIPE fees apply separately, including the GBP 150 application fee.

Step 3
Pick your announcement style

run a BGP session with your own ASN, or let AAISP announce the prefix single-homed.

Step 4
Order BYOIP on your line

available on AAISP broadband and L2TP services, and 44Net space is supported.

Cost and Limitations

ItemDetails
FeesAnnouncement included with the service. RIPE fees apply separately - e.g. the GBP 150 application fee.
Bundled or StandaloneBundled with AAISP broadband and L2TP services.
Other LimitationsMinimum /24 IPv4 and /48 IPv6. UK service. 44Net space supported.
AAISP Broadband BYOIP
What Is RPKI? ROAs, Origin Validation and Your BYOIP Prefix
What Is an ASN? The Number Behind Every BYOIP Announcement
Who Actually Owns an IP Address? (And Why It Matters for BYOIP)

Published 11 September 2026

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