I'm seeing the following on their page now:
If you publish a RFC 8805 geofeed, we can consume it daily for any bulk
corrections as you make them.
You can include the location of that geofeed in your submission.
See the IETF formatting guidelines for geofeeds.
Was that there but incorrect when you reached out or is that a change in
their policies? Thinking about trying to make sure they have my org's
geofeed proactively but don't want to run my head into a wall or think
it's set if they don't actually accept them while saying they do.
As a side note, does anyone collect metrics on who accesses their
geofeed file to see who actually pulls it and how often?
On 5/26/2026 9:38 AM, Tim Burke via NANOG wrote:
I reached out to Sling some time ago and found out that they use Digital
Element. https://data-corrections.digitalelement.com/
They are unwilling to accept a geofeed, but generally do perform updates
quickly.
Hopefully this is a bit more helpful than AI generated slop.
Tim
On May 22, 2026, at 13:18, Eric C. Miller via NANOG <[email protected]>
wrote:
Good day!
Is there anyone from Sling that can point me towards the geolocation provider?
I have an IP that's located in Zip 22311, but Sling is telling our mutual
customer that it's showing in Zip 22302. Trying to figure out what we're doing
wrong.
Thank you!
Eric
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