Records in the APNIC Whois Database are called "objects". Each object is a list of "attribute-value" pairs in plain text. It is the obligation of resource holders to ensure that they keep their database objects up to date.
On 1 January 2007, APNIC began processing applications for four-byte AS numbers. Please see:
To ensure the integrity of information in the APNIC Whois Database, on 14 December 2004, the maintainer of all historical resources in the APNIC Whois Database was changed to the APNIC-HM maintainer. APNIC will not update historical information in the APNIC Whois Database until the resource holder can prove the organisation's right to the resources and has a formal agreement with APNIC as a member or non-member account holder. For more information see:
Maintainer and Person Request Form |
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Only use this form to create both a new maintainer and a new person object.
If you have created either of these objects already, use the online person and maintainer forms below. |
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Person objects |
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- Create new person objects using an existing maintainer
- Edit or delete existing person objects
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Maintainer objects |
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- Create new maintainer objects using an existing person
- Edit or delete existing maintainer objects
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Inetnum description objects |
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- Create inetnum objects (details of your allocations and assignments)
- Edit inetnum objects
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Historical maintain form |
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Use this form to request updates to information about historical Internet resources registrations in the APNIC Whois Database. This includes IP address ranges and AS numbers that were transferred to the APNIC Whois Database as part of the ERX and AUNIC transfer projects. |
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Domain objects |
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- Create new domain objects (for reverse DNS delegations)
- Edit or delete domain objects
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Role objects |
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- Learn how to create new role objects
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