The Polarity ARIN integration allows Polarity to search the American Registry of Internet Numbers database to return information about IP addresses.
ARIN has the ability to provide details on IPv6 addresses in addition to IPv4, checking this option will look up IPv6 addresses in addition to the default option that lookups IPv4 addresses.
This is an alternate option that can be used to specify a comma-delimited list of domains that you do not want sent to ARIN. You can block partial matches on the domain name by providing just the text you want to match on. For example, if you want to blocklist a whole top level domain such as ".com" you can do so by adding the entry .com. If left blank, no IPs will be blocklisted.
This option allows you to specify a regex to blocklist IPv4 Addresses. Any IPv4 matching the regex will not be looked up. If the regex is left blank then no IPv4s will be blocklisted.
If checked, the integration will return a result when the IP address is controlled by one of the non-ARIN regional Internet registries (i.e., RIPE, APNIC, AFRINIC, LACNIC) as well as IANA. If unchecked, only IP addresses controlled by ARIN will be returned.
Maximum number of concurrent requests. Integration must be restarted after changing this option. Defaults to 3.
Minimum amount of time in milliseconds between lookups (defaults to 250). Integration must be restarted after changing this option. Defaults to 250.
Installation instructions for integrations are provided on the PolarityIO GitHub Page.
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