StevanServer

Each payment method that we use has a full refund option. We even had a bad client who refunded 6 months after received the service. Many users are trying to do the same, so we must avoid that scenario. We'll verify IDs from each new client to avoid strange users who abuse the credit card refund policy. Users from some countries can refund their credit card transactions for 180 days, no question asked by their banks. And we have to refund them all whether we want it or not because that's the policy we have to follow. And we are not related to any other website. Many of our clients are using fake IDs, even a few of them had the USA verified companies, all fake, or verified online. Today anybody can register a company for very little money anywhere in the world. And there is a huge risk from each new client. We try to focus on good things.

Buy, Sell & Lease AFRINIC IPv4 Address

AFRINIC is the regional internet registry handling the African continent when it comes to distributing and managing internet number resources, including IP address space and Autonomous System Numbers. Its service region also covers the Indian Ocean region.

Rent IPv4 Range /22 NOW

* We have sufficient IPv4 ranges available for (new) long term clients.
* RIPE /22 range rental.
* Minimum contract period 2 month.

Lease IPv6 Range /48

RIPE /48 range rental, 256 x/56, 65K x/64

Sponsoring LIR

At Stevan Solutions you can apply for a "Sponsoring LIR" or "Independent number resource assignment" via one of our LIR account(s) at RIPE.

Managed ASN

A managed solution where an ASN is announced and managed by us on our network.

AS

Existing clients are able to have a sponsoring of an Autonomous System Number (ASN). For this service we need two (2) upstream providers (AS numbers) and some extra information.

Our mission - IP Address Lease

AFRINIC cites its mission as providing efficient and professional distribution of these resources to the internet community in Africa, as well as to support usage and development of internet technology all over the continent. It also seeks to bolster self-governance in the region through a multistakeholder PDP. AFRINIC was the last of the five RIR to be formed.

Registration and maintenance

AFRINIC, being an RIR, operates as a non-profit, and is a member-based association managing internet resources in the African region. Distribution is done the same way as by other RIRs: the regional community develops polices using a Policy Development Processes (PDP), and AFRINIC upholds and enforces this. It is also governed by a board elected by members, which gives PDP verification, strategic guidance, ad fiduciary oversight. Like the other RIRs, AFRINIC has set up measures which allow it to prevent capture through bylaws, election process, membership provisions, articles of incorporation, etc. There is also a joint stability fund which AFRINIC and the other RIRs use to make sure the global RIR scene remains functional and efficient over future decades.