Satellite IP Provider

Overview

Joins onto Satellite IP via the provider column to enrich any matching range with the operator's display name and homepage. orbits says which orbits its service runs through, segments the markets it sells to, and features carries flags such as cgnat, where subscribers share addresses, and public_ip_option. A segment or flag is set only on the operator's own word, so an absent one means unknown. parent names the operator's corporate parent where one is confirmed, defunct says whether the operator itself is gone, and note says in a line what it sells.

Formats

CSV

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curl -L -o satellite_ip_provider_v1.csv.gz -X GET "https://internetdata.io/api/v2/database/download?id=satellite_ip_provider_v1&format=csvgz&apikey=$APIKEY"

Schema

Name	Type	Description
id	string	Satellite operator's unique ID, which the satellite_ip_v1 dataset's provider column carries.
name	string	Human-readable name of the operator.
url	string	Operator's homepage URL.
active	boolean	Whether we track this operator's addresses, now or before it went defunct ("t" or "f").
orbits	string	Pipe-joined orbits of the satellites the operator's service runs through (e.g. "meo|geo"). Values are listed below. leo Low Earth orbit: a constellation a few hundred to about 1,200 km up, such as Starlink's. Round trips are tens of milliseconds. meo Medium Earth orbit, about 8,000 km up, such as SES's O3b. Round trips are about 120 to 150 ms. geo Geostationary orbit, about 35,786 km up over the equator. Round trips are about 600 ms or more.
segments	string	Pipe-joined markets the operator sells to (e.g. "consumer|maritime"), each on the operator's own word, so an absent one means unknown rather than not sold. Values are listed below. consumer Residential satellite broadband sold to homes and small offices. enterprise Satellite links sold to businesses, governments and aid agencies: VSAT networks, branch and remote sites. maritime Connectivity on ships, yachts, cruise liners and offshore platforms. aviation In-flight connectivity on aircraft.
features	string	Pipe-joined flags about the operator's service (e.g. "cgnat|ipv6"), each set only on the operator's explicit word, so an absent flag means unknown rather than false. Values are listed below. cgnat Subscribers share public IPv4 addresses behind carrier-grade NAT, so one address can carry many unrelated users at once. public_ip_option Subscribers can get a public IPv4 address of their own on some plans or as an add-on, so one of its addresses can belong to one subscriber. ipv6 Subscribers are given IPv6 addresses. sold_through_partners The operator sells its service through ISPs, resellers or distribution partners, so a subscriber may know it by another company's brand.
parent	string	The operator's corporate parent company, by name, or empty where none is confirmed. A fund or a state that owns an operator is not its parent.
note	string	Public note about the operator (may be empty).
defunct	boolean	Whether the operator itself is gone ("t" or "f"): its service ended, or its website's domain no longer exists. Independent of active, which an operator we tracked keeps after it goes defunct.

Samples

id	name	url	active	orbits	segments	features	parent	note	defunct
rtcomm	RTComm	https://www.rtcomm.ru	t	geo	consumer|enterprise	N/A	Rostelecom	Ka-band satellite broadband in Russia's Far East.	f
newmountainview	NewMountainView Satellite	https://www.mountainview.com.ph	t	geo	N/A	N/A	N/A	A satellite internet provider in the Philippines.	f
talia	Talia	https://www.talia.net	t	geo	enterprise	N/A	Commercis	Satellite connectivity for the Middle East and Africa.	f
kvh	KVH	https://www.kvh.com	t	geo	maritime	N/A	N/A	Maritime VSAT.	f
avanti	Avanti	https://www.avanti.space	t	leo|geo	enterprise|maritime	sold_through_partners	N/A	Geostationary broadband over its HYLAS satellites, sold direct and through VSAT resellers.	f