Services
As a leading company in the sector, we offer all the solutions our clients may need, accompanying them throughout the process and offering the best alternatives to their needs.
Sell IP Addresses
Our mission is to help companies and ISP’s to transfer and capitalise the value of their IP address easily and simply, thus guaranteeing payment to the seller at all times.
In order to validate the transfers, we adhere to the international legal framework and each registrar's or RIR’s own regulations at all times.
IP Broker's main goal is that all sellers complete the transaction to their full satisfaction.
Buy IP Addresses
We help companies and IPS’s to obtain IP addresses securely, quickly and easily, guaranteeing the security of the seller's money at all times during the transfer of the IP's.
As with our IP sales service, we adhere to the international legal framework and each registrar's or RIR’s own regulations at all times to carry out the transfer of the IP address in accordance with the corresponding policies.
We have IP vendors with prefixes or blocks with a minimum size of /24 (256 IP's) and maximum of /8 (16 Million IP's).
Lease IP Addresses
When it comes to a virtual and intangible product like IP addresses, information and transparency are essential throughout the process. By means of an easy process and always within the policies of each registrar, IP.BROKER guarantees you a secure IP address lease. Our main goal is to satisfy our clients, vendors and lessees.
When leasing an IP address, it is essential to know how it will be used. In our case, we only lease IP addresses for a legal and completely legitimate use to maintain our clients' reputation and value. We do not under any circumstances permit the fraudulent use of these addresses, such as SPAM, among others.
It is important to highlight that not all registrars or RIRs have policies permitting the leasing of IP addresses.
Some IP address owners are willing to lease their IP addresses, starting at /24 (256 IP's), according to the different existing policies.
DNS and Reverse Resolution Services
DNS (Domain Name Server) are a top-level service that allows us humans to easily access web services, email, social networks, etc. It avoids us having to remember or memorise complicated numbers separated by points to access services such as www.ipbroker.com
Nowadays we no longer have to memorise long phone numbers to call our contacts, we simply have a file on our smartphone containing the different phone numbers, email addresses, a link to WhatsApp, Linked In, Twitter, etc. A DNS server is practically the same.
IP Broker’s IP service allows ISP and/or internet providers to simplify access to the different services provided to their clients by associating services such as the WEBSITE service www.ipbroker.com and/or an email service email@ipbroker.com and/or Twitter @ip_broker or LinkedIn LinkedIn.com/company/ip-broker
The reverse DNS service allows Internet professionals and/or technicians to determine whether an IP address resolves any domain. It is the same as a DNS service but in reverse.
Obtain IP Addresses
You can still request IPv4 addresses from the Regional Internet Registries, but this is not possible in all areas. However, in some areas, if it complies with a series of requirements, it is still possible.
Ipv6 Implementation
The next step for the Internet, as expected, includes the implementation of the new IPv6 protocol to cover the simultaneous connection of the new devices that are being implemented on the Internet and that require an IP address, which is not feasible with the current IPv4 protocol.
The next step for the Internet, as expected, includes the implementation of the new IPv6 protocol to cover the simultaneous connection of the new devices that are being implemented on the Internet and that require an IP address, which is not feasible with the current IPv4 protocol.
Many will wonder how long the two protocols will coexist for. Some experts claim that once the current university students have retired, the IPv4 protocol will still be needed, so there are many years ahead of us. Nevertheless, we must be prepared for this new environment, as there are currently some South-east Asian countries that can only work with IPv6 or pay substantial amounts for IPv4 addresses.
Conceptually IPv6 is easier to learn than IPv4, but the concepts cannot be extrapolated between the two.