List of PL IPv4 and IPv6 networks in various formats.

It is generated from the same database polish IRCnet servers use to generate their I-lines (access lines). As new networks come to life, their admins (or users) tell us to add them, hence I hope the list is quite complete. If you see any errors or omissions, let me know.

• IPv4 networks sorted by AS/IP with descriptions (for html view)
• IPv4 networks sorted by AS/IP with descriptions (for download)
• IPv6 networks sorted by AS/IP with descriptions (for html view)
• IPv6 networks sorted by AS/IP with descriptions (for download)

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Here you can quickly check if your IP is on our list:

IP 185.243.52.0/22 is covered by:
185.243.52.0/22    # AS41079: PL-R22-20180125


% Information related to '185.243.52.0 - 185.243.55.255'

% Abuse contact for '185.243.52.0 - 185.243.55.255' is 'abuse@h88.pl'

inetnum:        185.243.52.0 - 185.243.55.255
netname:        PL-R22-20180125
country:        PL
org:            ORG-RS270-RIPE
admin-c:        NOCH1-RIPE
tech-c:         NOCH1-RIPE
status:         ALLOCATED PA
mnt-by:         RIPE-NCC-HM-MNT
mnt-by:         H88-MNT
created:        2018-01-25T15:49:19Z
last-modified:  2018-01-25T15:49:19Z
source:         RIPE

% Information related to '185.243.52.0/22AS41079'

route:          185.243.52.0/22
origin:         AS41079
mnt-by:         OXYLION-MNT
mnt-by:         H88-MNT
created:        2018-03-28T10:18:31Z
last-modified:  2018-03-28T10:18:31Z
source:         RIPE

% This query was served by the RIPE Database Query Service version 1.92.6 (WAGYU)

You can fetch list of IPs in various formats, try your own:

• custom template; you may use %n (network), %d (description) and %a (ASN) in any order
  limit to given AS only (may be empty)
  
• some samples: squid acl, ipfw format to block, iptables format to block, CGI::IRC format to block, K-lines and with % as separator

Due to repeated requests from IPv6 tunnel brokers I also prepared list of our K-lines for *@cidr ranges, so it can be used to deny tunnels requested for K-line evasion. These are only active K-lines for full IPv4 hosts or networks.

Should anyone care, here's also full list of our active K-lines.