Lookup key |
Objects returned by query |
Address prefix or range or single address |
IPv4 |
Most specific inetnum and route object. If single address, returns inet-rtr with matching ifaddr attribute. |
IPv6 |
Most specific inet6num. |
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Network name |
All inetnum and inet6num objects with a netname attribute containing the name specified in the query. |
Person |
All person and role objects with a person or role attribute containing the name specified in the query argument. |
NIC-handle |
person or role object with a matching nic-hdl attribute. |
Maintainer |
mntner object with a matching primary key. |
Reverse domain |
domain with a matching primary key. |
AS number |
aut-num object with a matching aut-num attribute and associated as-block. |
AS number - AS number |
as-block object whose primary key matches or fully contains the query range. |
IRT name |
irt object with a matching primary key. |
Set name |
as-set, filter-set, peering-set, route-set or rtr-set with a matching primary key. |
Domain |
inet-rtr objects with a matching primary key.
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Flag |
Objects returned by query |
-L |
All less specific route objects, including exact matches. |
-m |
First level more specific route objects, excluding exact matches. |
-M |
All more specific route objects, excluding exact matches. |
-l |
First level less specific route objects, excluding exact matches. |
-x |
Only an exact match on a prefix will be performed. If no exact match is found, no objects are returned. |
Flag |
Alternative flag |
Lookup key |
Objects returned by query |
-i ac |
-i admin-c |
NIC-handle or person |
Objects with a matching admin-c attribute. |
-i pn |
-i person |
NIC-handle or person |
Objects with matching admin-c, tech-c, zone-c, or cross-nfy attributes. |
-i mb |
-i mnt-by |
Maintainer |
Objects with a matching mnt-by attribute. |
-i ml |
-i mnt-lower |
Maintainer |
Objects with a matching mnt-lower attribute. |
-i mn |
-i mnt-nfy |
e-mail |
mntner objects with a matching mnt-nfy attribute. |
-i ny |
-i notify |
e-mail |
Objects with a matching notify attribute. |
-i tc |
-i tech-c |
NIC-handle or person |
Objects with a matching tech-c attribute. |
-i dt |
-i upd-to |
e-mail |
mntner objects with a matching upd-to attribute. |
-i zc |
-i zone-c |
NIC-handle or person |
Objects with a matching zone-c attribute. |
-i iy |
-i irt-nfy |
e-mail |
irt objects with a matching irt-nfy attribute. |
-i mi |
-i mnt-irt |
IRT name |
All inetnum and inet6num objects with a matching mnt-irt attribute. |
-i rb |
-i referral-by |
Maintainer |
mntner objects with a matching referral-by attribute. |
-i ct |
-i cross-mnt |
Maintainer |
route and aut-num objects with a matching cross-mnt attribute. |
-i cn |
-i cross-nfy |
NIC-handle or person |
route and aut-num objects with a matching cross-nfy attribute. |
-i la |
-i local-as |
AS number |
inet-rtr objects with a matching local-as attribute. |
-i mr |
-i mbrs-by-ref |
Maintainer |
Set objects (as-set, route-set and rtr-set) with a matching mbrs-by-ref attribute. |
-i mo |
-i member-of |
Set name |
Objects with a matching member-of attribute, provided that their membership claim is validated by the mbrs-by-ref attribute of the set. |
-i mu |
-i mnt-routes |
Maintainer |
aut-num, inetnum and route objects with a matching mnt-routes attribute. |
-i or |
-i origin |
AS number |
route objects with a matching origin attribute. |
Flag |
Argument |
Effect |
-r |
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Switches off recursion for contact information after retrieving the objects that match the lookup key. |
-T |
(comma separated list of object types, no white space allowed) |
Restricts the types of objects to lookup in the query. |
-a |
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Specifies that the server should perform lookups in all available sources. See also "in-q sources" query. |
-s |
(comma separated list of sources, no white space allowed) |
Specifies which sources and in which order are to be looked up when performing a query. |
-F |
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Produces output using shorthand notation for attribute names. Produces slower responses. |
-R |
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Switches off use of the referral mechanism for domain lookups, so that the database returns an object in the local database with the exact match with the lookup argument, rather than doing a referral lookup. |
-K |
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Only the primary keys of an object are returned.
- The exceptions are set objects, where the members attributes will also be returned.
- This flag does not apply to person and role objects.
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