Greetings,
I apologize if this has been addressed in a previous thread.
I am working on reconciling some information between a local database
and what has been registered with the ARIN RESTful API. The problem I'm
coming across though is in the case of detailed reassignments. Where the
'net' has been reassigned to an 'org', I can do absolutely nothing other
than 'delete' the reassignment; even simple 'get' requests are failing
with an HTTP 401.
This would make sense if the restriction on these objects was global.
However, I am able to access the objects just the same using the WHOIS
search form at http://whois.arin.net.
It would make sense if further reassignments or allocations on these
objects was restricted once they were reassigned, but it is my belief
that if it's available via the public search tools, it should also be
available in the API. I really don't want to have to modify my
application to use both APIs in this case.
If there is no documented business rule for this restriction, could we
please get it lifted?
Thanks,
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Tim Garrison
Software Engineer III
*SoftLayer, an IBM Company*
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