MIG Servers BYOIP Integration Overview

Before you commit

Bring-your-own-ASN is mandatory: there is no managed-announcement option, and strict route filters apply.

Searching for the best IP providers? MIG Servers supports BYOIP on its dedicated servers, with one firm condition: you must bring your own ASN. There is no managed-announcement option, so if you do not already run BGP, this one is not for you. A valid ROA is required and announcements pass through strict route filters, so your routing data needs to be exact. Multihoming is supported; what it costs is not published by the vendor.

Provider Details

Field	Information
Provider Name	MIG Servers
ASN(s)	Your own ASN is required - MIG Servers does not publish an announcing ASN and offers no managed-announcement option.
BYOIP Scope	BYOIP on dedicated servers, announced from the customer's own ASN behind strict route filters. Multihoming supported.
Supported Versions	IPv4: yes. IPv6: Not published by the vendor.
Supported Services	Dedicated servers.

Caveats and Gotchas

Own ASN mandatory: there is no managed announcement. No ASN, no BYOIP.
Strict route filters: announcements are filtered tightly, so stale or mismatched routing data will get your prefix rejected.
Product-page evidence: pricing, minimum prefix sizes and IPv6 support are not published - confirm with MIG Servers before you plan.

Technical Requirements

Requirement	Details
Prefix Size	Not published by the vendor.
ASN Ownership Required	Yes - your own ASN is mandatory.
LOA	Not published by the vendor.
RPKI ROA	Required - a valid ROA must cover your prefix.
IRR Route Object	Not published by the vendor.
RIR Limitations	Not published by the vendor.
Ownership Proof	Not published by the vendor.
Contract or Commit	Not published by the vendor.

Step-by-Step BYOIP Process

Step 1

Bring your own ASN

a customer ASN is mandatory - MIG Servers does not announce under its own.

Step 2

Publish a valid ROA

create an RPKI ROA covering your prefix before you ask for anything.

Step 3

Clean up your routing data

strict route filters reject announcements that do not match published records.

Step 4

Plan your sessions

multihoming is supported if you announce to more than one provider.

Step 5

Request BYOIP on your dedicated server

contact MIG Servers - turnaround and pricing are not published, so confirm both up front.

Cost and Limitations

Item	Details
Fees	Not published by the vendor.
Bundled or Standalone	BYOIP is tied to dedicated server plans.
Other Limitations	Your own ASN is required. IPv6 support and minimum prefix sizes are not published. Announcements pass through strict route filters.

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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