VMRack BYOIP Integration Overview

Provider Details

ProviderVMRack
Service NameBYOIP & BGP IP Broadcasting Service
Homepagehttps://www.vmrack.net
BYOIP Documentationhttps://www.vmrack.net/solutions/own-ip
Primary LocationEquinix LA4, Los Angeles
ASN RequirementNot publicly documented

Technical Requirements

Minimum Prefix Size/24 (IPv4)
IPv6 SupportNot publicly documented
LOA RequiredYes, a formal Letter of Authorization
ROA / RPKI RequiredYes, RPKI records required for compliance verification
Included Upstream RoutesCN2 GIA (AS4809), CU 9929, CMIN2 (AS58807)

Step-by-Step BYOIP Process

Step 1
Requirement Assessment

submit IP prefix details (minimum /24) and use case to VMRack.

Step 2
Authorization

provide a formal Letter of Authorization (LOA) and RPKI records for compliance verification to ensure legitimate ownership.

Step 3
BGP Routing Provisioning

VMRack configures routing policies on its core routers to integrate the customer's IPs with its BGP matrix.

Step 4
Global Go-Live

VMRack performs global propagation and latency testing, then delivers the environment once optimal routing paths are confirmed.

Cost and Limitations

Pricing ModelCustom quote based on IP prefix size and technical requirements
Minimum Prefix/24
Deployment RegionPrimarily Equinix LA4, Los Angeles

Troubleshooting & Gotchas

  • VMRack does not publish self-service tooling for BYOIP; onboarding appears to require direct engagement with VMRack for LOA/RPKI review and manual BGP configuration.
  • IPv6 BYOIP support is not documented on VMRack's public solution page, so IPv6 prefix holders should confirm feasibility directly with VMRack.
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Published 9 September 2026

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