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title: "Discussion on \"Stand Up Routinator or rpki-client—Then Protect Announcements of Your Free /48\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"Stand Up Routinator or rpki-client—Then Protect Announcements of Your Free /48\". Disclosure up front: I run IPYE, a company that leases IP space. Most of this article is practical how-to; IPYE appears where a free /48 helps you try the work, with a short call to action at the end."
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# [Stand Up Routinator or rpki-client—Then Protect Announcements of Your Free /48](https://ipye-com.hashnode.dev/stand-up-routinator-or-rpki-client-then-protect-announcements-of-your-free-48?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Disclosure up front: I run IPYE, a company that leases IP space. Most of this article is practical how-to; IPYE appears where a free /48 helps you try the work, with a short call to action at the end.

5d ago · 6 min read · ipye-com.hashnode.dev  
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