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# Address book
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This is the readable view of the canonical records in [`data/entities.csv`](../data/entities.csv).
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| [Governance, identifiers, and standards](governance-and-standards.md) | ICANN/IANA, open standards, number-resource coordination |
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| [Regional Internet Registries](regional-registries.md) | The five RIR service regions and public resource directories |
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| [Infrastructure and operations](infrastructure-and-operations.md) | DNS root, IXPs/peering, routing visibility, physical transport, operator communities |
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| [Security and resilience](security-and-resilience.md) | Incident-response directories and routing-security coordination |
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| [IP address map](ip-addresses.md) | Registration, route origin, operator, and service for individual addresses |
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## How to use it
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Start with the coordinating body or directory for the function you need. For example:
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- IP address or ASN registration → the appropriate RIR;
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- protocol specification → IETF Datatracker/RFC system;
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- interconnection discovery → PeeringDB, IXP member lists, or IX-F exports;
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- root-zone or protocol registry → IANA;
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- incident-response team discovery → FIRST or Trusted Introducer;
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- BGP visibility → Route Views or RIPE RIS;
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- submarine cable discovery → TeleGeography map, followed by operator/regulator verification.
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- exact IP investigation → special-purpose registry, RDAP, BGP origin, and operator evidence kept as separate claims.
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