Geofeed Manager
Keep your IP prefixes with country, region and city in one place and publish them as an RFC 8805 geofeed. A free service by Pfcloud.
- RFC 8805 output
- ISO 3166 countries and regions
- Import by ASN
- Free of charge
What is a geofeed?
A geofeed is a plain CSV file defined in RFC 8805. Each line maps an IP prefix to a country, region and city. Geolocation databases, content providers and CDNs read it to place your address space correctly.
RFC 9092 describes how they find it: you put the URL of the file into the
geofeed attribute of your inetnum and inet6num objects.
geofeed.csv
prefix, country, region, city
192.0.2.0/24,DE,DE-BY,Munich,
198.51.100.0/24,NL,NL-NH,Amsterdam,
203.0.113.0/24,SI,,Ljubljana,
2001:db8::/48,US,US-CA,Los Angeles,
2001:db8:1::/48,AT,AT-9,Vienna,From prefixes to a published feed
Create a geofeed, add your prefixes and publish its URL. Every geofeed has its own address on api.geofeed.space.
Add and edit entries
Enter each prefix with its location, change or remove it later. Countries and regions are picked from ISO 3166 lists.
Import by ASN
Load the prefixes your AS announces from RIPEstat, pick the ones you want and add them with one location.
Checked before saving
Prefixes must be valid CIDR without host bits, and city names cannot contain commas or quotes, so every line stays readable.
Publish the URL
Use the CSV or TXT address in the geofeed attribute of your inetnum and inet6num objects.