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* The entry is incomplete or inaccurate — for example, when the route object does not show the correct origin.
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* The entry is complete but requires updating — for example, when they correspond to supernets but need to correspond to subnets used in Magic Transit.
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### Verification methods
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## IRR Explorer - Subnet prefix verification
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### Subnet prefix verification
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Use [IRR Explorer](https://irrexplorer.nlnog.net) to verify which ASN is associated with a subnet prefix.
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**Method:** Search for the subnet prefix IP, for example, `162.211.156.0/24`.
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**Output:** List of ASN numbers, source (route registry), and any associated errors.
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##IRR Explorer - ASN verification
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###ASN verification
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Use [IRR Explorer](https://irrexplorer.nlnog.net) to verify which prefixes are associated with an ASN.
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**Method:** Search for the ASN, for example `AS13335`.
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**Output:** List of prefixes, source, and any associated errors.
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## WHOIS lookup
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###WHOIS lookup
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Use WHOIS lookup to verify your origin ASN and routing data.
WHOIS output also shows the RPKI entry information for prefix IP addresses. When your WHOIS output only contains an RPKI entry, you must add the IRR entry.
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