NetActuate BYOIP Integration Overview

Provider Details

CompanyNetActuate
Homepagehttps://www.netactuate.com
BYOIP Documentationhttps://www.netactuate.com/docs/guides/byoip
ASN Used for AnnouncementAS 13830 (or customer's own ASN)
Primary ProductBGP Anycast Platform

Technical Requirements

Minimum IPv4 Prefix Size/24
Minimum IPv6 Prefix Size/48
LOA RequiredYes: a signed letter authorizing NetActuate (AS 13830) to announce your prefix
ROA/RPKI SupportRecommended: a Route Origin Authorization covering the prefix and NetActuate's ASN (13830)
WHOIS/RIR RequirementsPrefix must have current WHOIS records and avoid reserved/bogon ranges; RIR registration must remain valid or announcements may be withdrawn
Supported LocationsNot publicly documented (submission form allows "all locations, specific POPs, or anycast groups")

Step-by-Step BYOIP Process

Step 1
Initial submission

contact support with prefix details, your ASN, desired announcement locations, and whether NetActuate (AS 13830) or your own ASN will originate the prefix.

Step 2

Submit a signed Letter of Authorization on organizational letterhead specifying the IP prefix(es) being authorized and authorization for NetActuate (AS 13830) to announce the prefix(es), with a date range, contact info, and signature.

Step 3
Set up an RPKI ROA (recommended) specifying your prefix, origin ASN, and matching max length.
Step 4
NetActuate configures routers, the customer establishes BGP sessions, and both parties verify announcements using looking glasses and BGP viewers.
Step 5
Go live

update DNS records, migrate traffic, and monitor for 24-48 hours.

Cost and Limitations

BYOIP FeeNot publicly documented on the BYOIP guide page
Platform Fee$2,500/month platform fee per BGP Group, plus usage-based resources (IaaS, bare metal, colocation, or other services), per the BGP Anycast Platform page
Included IP SpaceA /24 (Class C) and /48 of IPv6 space are included per Anycast Platform commitment, with LOA provided for off-platform or mixed anycast use
Prefix LimitNot publicly documented on the BYOIP guide page (marketing page states support for unlimited BYOIP prefixes)

Troubleshooting & Gotchas

  • If your RIR registration lapses, NetActuate may be required to withdraw the announcement if the prefix registration is no longer valid.
  • Prefixes must have current WHOIS records and avoid reserved/bogon ranges before onboarding.
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Published 9 September 2026

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