Voxility BYOIP Integration Overview
Worth Knowing
Official product pages confirm AS3223 and customer-ASN announcements. IPv6, LOA, and ROA requirements are not published here.
Searching for the best IP providers? Voxility offers remote DDoS protection for networks that keep their own ASN and IP space. The Anti-DDoS Tunnel service exchanges routes over a tunnel to your edge equipment. Protected uplink is a separate option for customers already connected to Voxility's network. Announcements use AS3223.
Provider Details
| Field | Information |
|---|---|
| Provider Name | Voxility |
| Website | voxility.com |
| ASN(s) | AS3223. The Anti-DDoS Tunnel requires your own ASN. |
| Tech Article & Date | Voxility network page and Anti-DDoS products - checked 7 October 2026 |
| BYOIP Scope | Customer IP space on DDoS-protected transit. Anti-DDoS Tunnel is the remote product. Protected uplink is a separate delivery option. |
| Supported Versions | IPv4: yes. IPv6: not established for customer prefixes. |
| Supported Services | Anti-DDoS Tunnel for Networks. Protected uplink for customers connected to Voxility. |
Caveats and Gotchas
- Public price cards exist for occasional and frequent use. The USD amounts change with configuration, so this page does not publish them. Taxes are extra. Ask Voxility for the current card.
- Occasional-use protection is not an unlimited always-on package. A physical-uplink promotion is not a free remote tunnel.
- The remote tunnel is advertised worldwide. Physical protected-uplink locations are a separate constraint. This page does not list countries.
- Minimum prefix size, LOA, and RPKI are not established as universal requirements in the reviewed product pages.
Technical Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Prefix Size | Not established from the reviewed official material. |
| ASN Ownership Required | Yes for the Anti-DDoS Tunnel. You announce with your own ASN. Voxility's network identity is AS3223. |
| Return path | BGP over GRE or L2TP to your edge router. |
| LOA | Not established as a universal requirement. |
| RPKI ROA | Not established as a universal requirement. |
Step-by-Step BYOIP Process
Step 1
Choose the product.
Anti-DDoS Tunnel is the remote service. Protected uplink applies when you are already on Voxility's network.
Step 2
Ask for the current price card.
Cards are public, and the amount depends on occasional or frequent use and the selected configuration.
Step 3
Activation is provider-assisted.
There is no documented self-service provisioning API.
Step 4
Bring up BGP over GRE or L2TP on your edge router and announce your prefix.
Cost and Limitations
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Fees | Paid. Official price cards are published. Currency, commitment, and service selection change the amount, so this page does not quote a USD figure. |
| Other Limitations | IPv6 customer-prefix support is not established. Minimum prefix size is not published here. |
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Published 11 September 2026 · Updated 7 October 2026
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