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Category | Template | Notes |
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Educational institutions | ((Shared IP edu|<name>|<host>)) |
Including schools, colleges and universities. |
Public access points | ((Shared IP address (public)|<name>|<host>)) |
Wifi hotspots, public computer terminals, etc. |
Governmental source | ((Shared IP gov|<name>|<host>)) |
Government sources, including departments and agencies at all levels. |
Non-ISP businesses | ((Shared IP corp|<name>|<host>)) |
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Non-shared static IPs | ((Whois|<registration info>)) |
Such as Road Runner Residential. |
Shared static IPs | ((Static IP|<name>|<host>)) |
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ISP known to generate Dynamic IPs | ((Dynamic IP|organization|<name>|<host>)) |
Such as AOL. |
Mobile carrier | ((Mobile IP|<name>|<host>)) |
Such as Telstra Mobile. |
Internet service providers | ((ISP|<name>|<host>)) |
Such as Cox Communications. The ISP's name will usually be obvious as to whether or not they are ISPs, or you may wish to search to see if there is a relevant Wikipedia article, and then read the information there to see how it is defined. |
Colocation providers | ((SharedIPcolocation|<name>|<host>)) |
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Other type of non-ISP organization which may plausibly have shared IPs | ((Shared IP|<name>|<host>|<location>)) |
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Miscellaneous and other uses | ((whois|<registration info>)) |
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Special cases |
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Private and Wikimedia Foundation IP addresses | ((WMF IP)) |