Using Own IP Addresses in the Cloud (BYOIP)

Using your own IP addresses after migration to a new platform (including the Colobridge platform) helps preserve the reputation of businesses that handle sensitive data, such as personal, financial, medical, biometric, and other information. With the BYOIP service, you can avoid the risks associated with using new IP addresses that may be blacklisted or blocked by certain services.

Yes, it is supported. This ensures that your IP addresses comply with the requirements of email services and other services where reverse DNS (rDNS) is important.

Both Public and Private Clouds are fully compatible with BYOIP. This allows you to use your own address space in both public and isolated cloud environments, effectively managing their resources.

BYOAS (Bring Your Own Autonomous System), like BYOIP, is related to managing network resources in cloud infrastructure. The key difference with BYOAS is that it allows clients to bring their own autonomous system and fully manage it within the cloud service provider’s network. This involves not only transferring IP addresses but also the ability to manage routing rules, thus maintaining full control over network traffic. BYOAS is necessary for organizations that manage complex geo-distributed networks across multiple regions/providers. On the other hand, BYOIP is mainly used by companies that want to move their public IP addresses for use in the cloud without changing DNS records and without losing their digital reputation.

The Colobridge platform supports global routing for BYOIP, allowing our clients to use their own IP addresses in multiple regions simultaneously. This is especially useful for companies offering their services worldwide. If needed, our specialists will assist with configuring network traffic routing and integrating IP addresses into a distributed IT infrastructure. We also provide support for migrating IP addresses for critical workloads.