OuiHeberg BYOIP Integration Overview

Provider Details

CompanyOuiHeberg
Homepagehttps://www.ouiheberg.com
BYOIP ProductBGP VPS
Own ASNAS208226 (registered with RIPE, listed on PeeringDB with an open peering policy)
LocationsMarseille, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, New York

Technical Requirements

Minimum IPv4 prefix/24 ("A prefix must be at least a /24 in IPv4 or a /48 in IPv6 to be routable on the Internet.")
Minimum IPv6 prefix/48 ("A prefix must be at least a /24 in IPv4 or a /48 in IPv6 to be routable on the Internet.")
ASN requirementCustomer must own an ASN assigned by their RIR (RIPE, ARIN, etc.); OuiHeberg offers assistance obtaining one
IP ownership verificationCustomer must be the legitimate holder of the IP addresses with an RIR
LOA supportNot publicly documented
ROA supportOuiHeberg recommends creating matching ROAs with the customer's RIR for announced prefixes

Step-by-Step BYOIP Process

Step 1
Confirm you hold a /24 (IPv4) or /48 (IPv6) minimum prefix registered to you at an RIR, and your own ASN.
Step 2
Use OuiHeberg's public Looking Glass (lg.as208226.net) to verify routes before ordering.
Step 3
Contact OuiHeberg support to validate your setup.
Step 4
Order a BGP VPS plan and configure BGP sessions (eBGP/iBGP) using OuiHeberg's FRRouting configuration guide.
Step 5
Create matching ROAs with your RIR for the announced prefixes.

Cost and Limitations

BYOIP pricingNo separate fee documented; included with BGP VPS plans starting from $7.00/month
Prefix size limitationPrefixes smaller than /24 (IPv4) or /48 (IPv6) are filtered by most operators and will not propagate globally
DDoS protectionAnti-DDoS protection covers announced prefixes (3 Tbps mentioned on the BGP VPS page)

Troubleshooting & Gotchas

  • Announcements without valid ROAs face increasing rejection from operators enforcing route origin validation.
  • Prefixes more specific than /24 (IPv4) or /48 (IPv6) will not propagate globally on the Internet, per Internet-wide routing norms cited by the provider.

Published 9 September 2026

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