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 The obtained subnet can be advertised from your server(s) via [[https://github.com/osrg/gobgp|goBGP]] or similar. There are 2 ways to do it **dynamic** or **static** BGP routing. You need to tell your server provider which one you want.
+Sometimes the provider might ask you for a Letter of authorization (LOA). This is a legal document which you need to fill out to prove you are the actual owner of the advertised IPs. You should ask the provider to send you a template if you don't have one. [[https://clients.hostslim.eu/knowledgebase/16/LOA-Letter-of-Authorization-ip-announcement-andoror-acceptance.html|Example here]].
 In dynamic setup you use your own AS# then you would setup BGP, and create a route object with ripe/arin for your ipv4 and ipv6 and specify the origin as your AS#. That would be dynamic routing as you could advertise or remove it from the provider on your own.