No-IP provides dynamic DNS, static DNS, domain registration, email, and web redirection services for users with dynamic IP addresses. The service is used by individuals and organizations needing reliable DNS infrastructure and domain management across multiple platforms.
The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) coordinates the global DNS Root, IP addressing, and Internet protocol resources. It maintains registries for domain names, IP addresses, protocol assignments, and time zone data, serving as the central repository for Internet's unique identifiers. IANA functions are provided by Public Technical Identifiers, an ICANN affiliate.
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is an internationally organized non-profit corporation that manages the assignment of domain names and IP addresses, including generic and country-code top-level domains. It also oversees IP address space allocation, root server systems, and protocol identifier assignment. ICANN is located in Marina Del Rey, CA.
Dynamic Network Services (DynDNS) provides domain name system (DNS) services, including dynamic DNS for users with changing IP addresses. The service allows users to maintain stable hostnames and keep connected to computers or serve content even when their IP address changes.
Hurricane Electric provides internet backbone and colocation services, including IP transit, layer 2 transport, and dedicated server hosting. The company serves businesses and networks requiring connectivity infrastructure and operates a global network with native IPv6 and IPv4 support.
Spamhaus provides IP and domain reputation intelligence through blocklists, datasets, and threat feeds to help organizations identify and block malicious network activity. The service protects email systems and networks by analyzing millions of IPs and domains daily to detect spam, malware, botnets, and phishing. It serves mail providers, ISPs, network operators, and enterprises through free and commercial tools.
DynDNS provides DNS services including dynamic DNS, custom DNS, secondary DNS, and SSL certificates for website owners and network administrators. The service converts IP addresses into memorable hostnames and domain names, with both free and paid tiers available. DynDNS also offers domain registration, network monitoring, and web redirection services.
Axis provides networking solutions that include network cameras and video servers for remote monitoring and surveillance, in addition to print and document servers
WhatIsMyIpAddress.com displays your IP address and provides tools to look up IP locations on a map, check for proxy servers, and perform traceroutes. The site serves users who need to identify their own IP address or investigate others' IP information. Operated by Datastorm Information Systems since at least the early 2000s.
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is a United Nations agency that provides global intellectual property information, registration services, and dispute resolution for patents, trademarks, designs, geographical indications, and related IP assets. It serves innovators, creators, businesses, and governments worldwide seeking to protect and commercialize intellectual property across borders.
No-IP provides dynamic DNS, static DNS, and email services for users with dynamic IP addresses. The platform serves individuals and organizations needing reliable DNS management and domain services, with both free and paid tiers available.
WhatIsMyIP.com is a tool that identifies and displays a user's public IP address. The service is operated by Innovation HQ, Inc., based in Antigua and Barbuda.
IP-Only is an independent Swedish Internet and telecom operator that owns and operates its own national fiber and IP network infrastructure. It serves companies requiring high bandwidth, accessibility, and reliability, competing alongside three other Swedish operators with comparable infrastructure ownership. Based in Uppsala, the company focuses exclusively on core network services rather than consumer-facing applications.
AfriNIC is the Regional Internet Registry for Africa, responsible for distributing Internet number resources (IP addresses and related identifiers) to the African Internet community. A non-profit, membership-based organization, it operates under a bottom-up governance model where community members elect representatives to the Board of Directors.
ICT(Information and Communication Technology) has enabled companies large and small to move and manage their business critical information anywhere, anytime and on any platform around the world, which accelerated the demand for broadband IP network globally.
3CX Ltd develops VoIP phone system and IP PBX software for Windows, serving businesses that need on-premises call management. The company operates offices in London and Nicosia, Cyprus.
Founded in 1999, Dialpad Communications has become one of the world's largest providers of IP based telecommunications services and a key player in the fast growing IP Telephony market.
Enhancing upon the core Snort technology, the most widely deployed IPS technology on the planet, Sourcefire was founded by the author of Snort to provide the most advanced network security system available.
IPS (Inter Press Service) is a news agency that distributes reporting on global issues including development, human rights, environment, and international politics. The organization operates a network of journalists across more than 100 countries and supplies content to over 1,200 outlets worldwide.
ViaSat, Inc. produces satellite and wireless communication products for commercial and government markets, including satellite networks, antenna systems, and secure IP networking solutions. The company serves both civilian and military customers and is based in Carlsbad, California.
Avaya provides enterprise telephony, contact center, and unified communications software and equipment for large corporations, government agencies, and mid-market businesses. The company, headquartered in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, integrates voice and data services through IP telephony systems, call center platforms, and managed services. Avaya was spun off from Lucent Technologies in October 2000 and is an S&P 500 member.
LACNIC (Latin America and Caribbean Network Information Centre) is the regional Internet address registry responsible for allocating and managing IP address space and related resources for Latin America and the Caribbean. It serves network operators, ISPs, governments, and organizations across the region. LACNIC is one of five Regional Internet Registries worldwide, alongside peers such as ARIN, RIPE NCC, APNIC, and AFRINIC.
No-IP provides dynamic DNS, static DNS, and email services for users with dynamic IP addresses. The service offers free and paid DNS solutions along with domain registration, supported by geographically redundant data centers.
UnitedLayer provides colocation and IP services infrastructure for startups and mid-size businesses. The company, based in San Francisco, offers managed hosting, networking architecture, and infrastructure deployment to help organizations optimize their IT environments.
3Com manufactures networking infrastructure products and solutions for enterprise and small business customers, including IP telephony, wireless, intrusion prevention, and switching technology. The company serves education, government, healthcare, and retail sectors through direct sales and distribution channels.
No-IP provides dynamic DNS, static DNS, and email services for users with dynamic IP addresses. The service offers free domain names and DNS management, along with domain registration and email solutions, operating from geographically redundant data centers.
The Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) is a Washington, D.C.-based membership organization that advocates for member interests on legislative and international intellectual property issues. It provides news, educational services, and networking opportunities for members, and works to inform the public about the importance of IP rights. The organization operates standing IP committees — 29 as of 2006 — through which members can engage on specific policy areas.
Grandstream Networks designs and manufactures IP voice, video, and video surveillance products for broadband networks. The company serves service providers and enterprises deploying VoIP and video systems, with products certified to ISO 9001 and compatible with industry-standard SIP protocols.