RESTful Methods

Introduction

A method is a type of interaction, or “call,” with ARIN’s database records using Reg-RWS. When sending URLs through Reg-RWS, users must also specify the method of interaction their specific call uses.

• GET retrieves information about a record
• POST creates a new record
• PUT modifies an existing record
• DELETE deletes a record

Each of the following entries describes a database interaction, the appropriate method to use, the proper URL structure, and which payloads will be sent and/or returned to the user.

The calls are listed in alphabetical order under the type of record.

as-set (IRR)

Visit the ARIN IRR RESTful API User Guide

aut-num (IRR)

Visit the ARIN IRR RESTful API User Guide

Customers

Customers are organizations associated with ARIN through a provider organization. While searchable in Whois, customers may only have authority over a single network registration: a simple reassignment. Customers may also be made private to keep contact information hidden. RESTful calls relating to customers usually resemble Org calls, apart from the different payload being returned. You need to reference the network that will be reassigned when creating a customer; visit NETS for more information.

Get Customer Information

This call will return a payload containing details about the customer specified in your URL.

Create Recipient Customer

This call will create a Org using the details in the Customer Payload you provide, and the handle in your URL specifying the parent NET from which this Org will be receiving a simple reassignment. This call will then return a payload containing information about this newly-created customer.

Delete Customer

This call will delete the customer specified in your URL, and return a payload containing that customer’s information as it existed just before deletion.

Modify Customer

This call will modify the details of the customer specified in your URL. When using this call, attach a Customer Payload containing the details of the customer you intend to modify. To ensure accuracy, use Get Customer to get the most current information before making changes. This call returns a payload containing details about the customer as it exists after modification.

Delegations

Delegations are entries that relate IP addresses to domain names using the Domain Name System (DNS) of the Internet. Delegations contain the information necessary for Reverse DNS, including the associated nameservers, and DNS Delegation Signer (DS Record) information. Delegations may not be created or deleted independently. They appear and disappear automatically alongside their associated networks. Unlike the other objects, delegations are not given a handle. They are searched for within Whois using a delegation name; for example, 0.192.in-addr.arpa.

Get Delegation Information

This call will return a payload containing details about the delegation specified in your URL.

Modify Delegation

This call will modify the details of the delegation specified in your URL. When making this call, attach a Delegation Payload containing the details of the delegation you intend to modify. To ensure accuracy, use Get Delegation to get the most current information before making changes. This call returns a payload containing that delegation’s information as it exists after modification.

Add Nameserver to Delegation

This call will add the single nameserver specified in your URL to the delegation specified in your URL, and return a payload containing that delegation’s information after the nameserver has been added.

Delete Nameserver from Delegation

This call will delete the single nameserver specified in your URL from the delegation specified in your URL, and return a payload containing that delegation’s information after the nameserver has been deleted.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Delete Multiple Nameservers from Delegation

This call will delete all nameservers from the delegation specified in your URL, and return a payload containing that delegation’s information after the nameservers have been deleted.

NETS

Network records (NETs) define a range of IPv4 or IPv6 addresses and show the organizations and POCs with authority over them. NETs may contain multiple netblocks in a case where a single range covers multiple Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) prefixes.

There are four main types of resource records within the database:

Direct Allocation: IP address space allocated directly from ARIN to an organization. The organization may reallocate or reassign that space to downstream customers.

Direct Assignment: IP address space assigned directly from ARIN to an organization for its own exclusive use.

Reallocation: IP address space allocated from an organization (the upstream) to a downstream customer. The downstream customer may reallocate or reassign that space further.

Reassignment: IP address space assigned from an organization (the upstream) to a downstream customer for its own exclusive use. Reassignments are one of these types:

• Detailed Reassignment: Address space assigned to a customer who may need to:

• subdelegate the addresses to their own customers

• maintain their own in-addr.arpa delegation

• display their own point of contact (POC) information

• Simple Reassignment: Address space assigned to a customer that does not require the above capabilities.

Get NET Information

This call will return a payload containing details about the NET specified in your URL.

Delete NET

This call will generate an automatically-processed ticketed request to delete the NET specified in your URL. If that NET has no NETs reallocated or reassigned from them, this call will return a Ticketed Request Payload with an embedded NET Payload containing details of the deleted network.

If the NET being deleted has NETs under it that are reallocations or reassignments made from within that network range, this method will generate a ticketed request to delete the NET specified in your URL, and will return a Ticketed Request Payload with an embedded Ticket Payload containing the details of the request. Wait until that ticket is successfully processed before reissuing that space to other customers.

This call will only delete reassignments or reallocations. If attempted on a direct assignment/allocation NET, you will receive an Error Payload. To return direct assignments/allocations, use Ask ARIN in ARIN Online to create a ticket to request assistance.

Remove NET

This call will remove the network from the ARIN database. It is only applicable for reallocations or reassignments. It differs from the Delete NET call in that attachments can be sent using the NET payload.

Modify NET

This call will modify the details of the NET specified in your URL. When making this call, attach a NET Payload containing the details of the NET you intend to modify. To ensure accuracy, use Get NET to get the most current information before making changes. This call returns a payload containing that NET’s information as it exists after modification.

Get Delegations of a NET

This call will return a list of Delegation Payloads containing information about delegations made from the NET specified in your URL.

Get Parent of a NET

This call finds the parent of the network represented by the start and end IP range and returns a NET payload containing the details of the parent NET.

Get Routes for a NET

Visit Viewing a List of route Objects for a NET

Get Routes for Reassignments of a NET

Visit Viewing a List of route Objects for Reassignments of a NET

Get Network Details of a Start and End IP Range

This call finds the network details related to the start and end IP range.

Get Network Details of a Start and End IP Range (Most Specific)

This call finds the network details related to the start and end IP range. If multiple networks exist for the same IP range, then the most specific network is returned.

Reassign NET

This call performs a reassignment from the NET specified in your URL using the recipient information contained in the NET Payload you provide. Reassignments are given to an Org or customer for its own use and may not be reallocated or reassigned further.

There are two types of reassignments that can take place: simple and detailed.

• Simple: Registering resources to a customer (similar to an Org, but without customer contact information). To create a customer, use Create Recipient Customer. Customers automatically inherit the POCs of their parent Org. To perform a simple reassignment, specify a customer in the NET Payload you send.

• Detailed: Registering resources to an Org. The recipient Org must have already created an Org ID, and that Org ID must have a validated POC associated with it. To perform a detailed reassignment, specify an Org in the NET Payload you send.

If there are no errors, this call will return a Ticketed Request Payload. This payload will contain a NET Payload with the details of the reassignment. If a reassignment cannot be processed, the call will return an Error Payload.

A simple reassignment is rejected if:

1. The Customer specified in your payload does not exist.
2. You are attempting to perform a simple reassignment using a NET that has POCs that are still associated with it.
3. The NET name specified in your payload contains characters that are not letters, numbers, hyphens, or spaces.
4. The parent NET specified in your payload is:

• Nonexistent
• Not active
• Not a direct allocation nor a reallocation

5. IP addresses within the range specified in your payload extend beyond that of the parent NET.
6. IP addresses within the range specified in your payload overlap with existing reservations or registrations that have the same parent NET.
7. The API key used is not associated with an ARIN Online user who is linked to a POC with authority over the parent NET or its Org.
8. The API key specified in your URL is not active.
9. The reassignment request is smaller than a /64 of IPv6 space.

A detailed reassignment is rejected if:

1. The Org specified in your payload does not exist.
2. The Org specified in your payload does not have all of the following:

• One Admin POC
• At least one Tech POC
• At least one Abuse POC

3. POCs are currently associated with the NET you are performing a detailed reassignment with (POC relationships are not allowed to be added during network creation).
4. The NET name specified in your payload contains characters that are not letters, numbers, hyphens, or spaces.
5. The parent NET specified in your payload is:

• Nonexistent
• Not active
• Not a direct allocation nor a reallocation

6. IP addresses within the range specified in your payload extend beyond the range of the parent NET.
7. IP addresses within the range specified in your payload overlap existing NETs with the same parent NET.
8. The API key specified in your URL is not associated with an ARIN Online user who is linked to an Admin or Tech POC for the parent NET or its Org.
9. The API key specified in your URL is not active.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Reallocate NET

This call performs a reallocation from the NET specified in your URL using the recipient information contained in the NET Payload that you provide. Reallocations are given to an Org for further reallocation or reassignment.

This call will return a Ticketed Request Payload and will include a NET Payload with details of the reallocation. If a reallocation is rejected, the call will return an Error Payload. Reallocations will be rejected if:

1. The Org specified in your payload does not exist
2. The Org specified in your payload does not have all of the following:

• One Admin POC
• At least one Tech POC
• At least one Abuse POC

3. POCs are currently associated with the NET you are performing a detailed reassignment with (POC relationships are not allowed to be added during network creation).
4. The NET name specified in your payload contains characters that are not letters, numbers, hyphens, or spaces.
5. The parent NET specified in your payload is:

• Nonexistent
• Not active
• Not a direct allocation nor a reallocation

6. IP addresses within the range specified in your payload extend beyond the range of the parent NET.
7. IP addresses within the range specified in your payload overlap existing NETs with the same parent NET.
8. The API key specified in your URL is not associated with an ARIN Online user who is linked to an Admin or Tech POC for the parent NET or its Org.
9. The API key specified in your URL is not active.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Orgs

An Org represents an organization that is registered in the ARIN database, and shows the entity’s name, its physical address, and any POCs with authority over it. All Internet number resources directly assigned or allocated from ARIN, as well as any downstream resources, must be registered to the appropriate Org. Therefore, you must create an Org before requesting resources. Any entity may maintain multiple Orgs for different accounts or consolidate all of its resources under a single Org. For each Org, there must be at least one Admin, Tech, and Abuse POC with authority over it (NOC POCs are optional).

Create Org for Direct Assignment or Allocation

This call will generate a ticket using the details in the Org Payload you provide. This ticket will be reviewed by ARIN staff. The call will return a payload containing information about this ticket, which you can use to retrieve that ticket’s status. You can only create Orgs for your own organization, when you intend to request a direct allocation/assignment from ARIN or from your upstream provider for that Org.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Get Org Information

This call will return a payload containing details about the Org specified in your URL.

Get a List of route Objects for an Org ID

Visit Viewing a List of route Objects for an Org ID

Get a List of route-set Objects for an Org ID

Visit Viewing a List of route-set Objects for an Org ID

Get a List of as-set Objects for an Org ID

Visit Viewing a List of as-set Objects for an Org ID

Get a List of aut-num Objects for an Org ID

Visit Viewing a List of aut-num Objects for an Org ID

Delete Org

This call will delete the Org specified in your URL, and return a payload containing that Org’s information as it existed just before deletion.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Modify Org

This call will modify the details of the Org specified in your URL. When making this call, attach an Org Payload containing the details of the Org you intend to modify. To ensure accuracy, use Get Org to get the most current information before making changes. This call returns a payload containing that Org’s information as it exists after modification. If you wish only to add or remove one or multiple POCs from an Org, you can use Remove POC or Add POC, as they do not require formatting/sending a payload.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Remove POC from Org

This call will remove one or multiple POCs from the Org specified in your URL. At least one of the two POC identifiers in your URL (POCHANDLE and POCFUNCTION) must be included. These fields are found on the Org Payload for the Org you intend to alter. POCHANDLE defines a particular POC’s identity in the database. POCFUNCTION defines its role (for example, Abuse POC, Admin POC, or Tech POC).

• If you do not include POCHANDLE, every POC matching the POCFUNCTION you specify will be removed.
• If you do not include POCFUNCTION, every POC matching the POCHANDLE you specify will be removed.

Once the POCs have been removed, the call will return an Org Payload with information about the Org as it appears in the database after the POC has been deleted.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Add POC to Org

This call will add a POC to an Org under a POC type (for example, Tech POC or Admin POC). Your URL must include the POC, Org, and POC type. Once complete, this call will return an Org Payload containing information about the Org to which you have added POCs. This payload will contain a list of all POCs assigned to that Org, in order of function.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

POCs

POCs are standalone objects that define a person, include the person’s mailing address and contact information, and contain a listing of any organizations or resources that POC has authority over. POCs can also define role accounts like noc@, abuse@, etc. An individual’s area of responsibility is defined by how his or her POC is connected to an organization or the resources of an organization. For more information on POCs, visit Introduction to ARIN’s Database.

Get POC Information

This call will return a payload containing details about the POC specified in your URL.

Delete POC

This call will delete the POC specified in your URL, and return a payload containing that POC’s information as it existed just before deletion.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Create POC

This call will create a POC using the details in the POC Payload you provide, and will return a payload containing information about this newly-created POC. If MAKELINK is specified as true, the call will also link the POC to the ARIN Online user who owns the API key that is specified in the URL. If MAKELINK is omitted, or specified as false, then no link will be created, which means that user will not be able to make any changes to that POC.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Modify POC

This call will modify the details of the POC specified in your URL. When making this call, attach a POC Payload containing the details of the POC you intend to modify. To ensure accuracy, use Get POC to get the most current information before making changes. This call returns a payload containing that POC’s information as it exists after modification.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Add Phone to POC

This call associates a phone number specified in your Phone Payload with the POC specified in your URL, and returns a payload containing information about the newly-added phone number. This call does not erase any phone numbers from the specified POC.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Delete Phone from POC

This call removes one or more phone number specified in your URL from the POC specified in your URL, and returns a payload containing information about the newly-deleted phone number(s). This call does not erase any phone numbers from the specified POC. At least one of the two phone number identifiers in your URL (NUMBER and TYPE) must be included. Both fields may be found in the POC Payload for the POC you intend to alter. NUMBER refers simply to the phone number itself, while TYPE refers to the category that number fits into (O for Office, F for Fax, M for Mobile).

• If you do not include NUMBER, every phone number matching the TYPE you specify will be removed.
• If you do not include TYPE, every phone number matching the NUMBER you specify will be removed.

Add Email to POC

This call associates the email address specified in your URL with the POC specified in your URL, and returns a payload containing information about the POC as it exists after adding the email address.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Delete Email from POC

This call removes an email address specified in your URL from the POC specified in your URL, and returns a payload containing information about the POC as it exists after deleting the email address.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Reports

The following calls provide the ability to request reports. Reassignments and Associations reports are available to all registered ARIN Online users. Note that before you can request a WhoWas report, you must request WhoWas access and accept the WhoWas Terms of Use.

Request WhoWas ASN Report

ARIN’s WhoWas service provides authorized users access to historical registration information for a given IP address or ASN. This call will allow you to request a WhoWas Report for the ASNUMBER you specify. If successful, a Ticket Payload will be returned. You can then use ticket calls to check the status of the ticket and get the attached report. Depending on system usage, the time needed to produce the report may vary.

Automatic Deletion

These tickets are subject to automatic deletion 90 days from the closed date. To prevent a ticket and its associated report from being automatically deleted, you must log in to ARIN Online and, in the Retention Setting field on the ticket, choose Retain This Report.

API Key

The APIKEY used in the request must belong to an ARIN Online user who is authorized to access WhoWas reports. The authorization process is described at: https://www.arin.net/resources/whowas/.

An attempt to request a WhoWas Report by an unauthorized user will result in an HTTP 401 (unauthorized) response containing an E_AUTHENTICATION Error Payload. Invalid or inactivated APIKEYs will result in an HTTP 400 (bad request) response.

Request WhoWas NET Report

ARIN’s WhoWas service provides authorized users access to historical registration information for a given IP address or ASN. This call will allow you to request a WhoWas Report for the address in the IPADDRESS field. The address must be specified as an IPv4 or IPv6 address (for example, 192.0.2.0 or 2001:DB8::), not as a handle (for example, NET-192-0-2-0-1) or as a CIDR prefix (for example, 192.0.2.0/24 or 2001:DB8::/32).

If successful, a Ticket Payload will be returned. You can then use ticket calls to check the status of the ticket and get the attached report. Depending on system usage, the time needed to produce the report may vary.

Automatic Deletion

These tickets are subject to automatic deletion 90 days from the closed date. To prevent a ticket and its associated report from being automatically deleted, you must log in to ARIN Online and, in the Retention Setting field on the ticket, choose Retain This Report.

API Key

The APIKEY used in the request must belong to an ARIN Online user who is authorized to access WhoWas reports. Learn more about the authorization process.

An attempt to request a WhoWas Report by an unauthorized user will result in an HTTP 401 (unauthorized) response containing an E_AUTHENTICATION Error Payload. Invalid or inactivated APIKEYs will result in an HTTP 400 (bad request) response.

Request Associations Report

An Associations Report provides:

• A list of all POCs your ARIN Online account is linked to
• A list of all organizations those POCs are associated with
• A list of all number resources those POCs are associated with directly or through the organization
• The roles served by the POCs on each organization and resource (e.g., Org Admin, Resource Tech)

This call will allow you to request an Associations Report. If successful, a Ticket Payload will be returned. You can then use ticket calls to check the status of the ticket and get the attached report. Depending on system usage, the time needed to produce the report may vary.

Automatic Deletion

These tickets are subject to automatic deletion 90 days from the closed date. To prevent a ticket and its associated report from being automatically deleted, you must log in to ARIN Online and, in the Retention Setting field on the ticket, choose Retain This Report.

API Key

The API key in the APIKEY field in the request must belong to your ARIN Online account. Invalid or inactivated API keys will result in an HTTP 400 (bad request) response.

Request Reassignment Report

A Reassignment Report lists all subdelegations for the requested NET handle that are registered in ARIN’s Whois directory service. ARIN provides Reassignment Reports only for network types of Direct Allocation or Reallocation. An attempt to request a report for any other type of network will result in an HTTP 400 (bad request) response. This call will allow you to request a Reassignments Report for the specified NETHANDLE.

If successful, a Ticket Payload will be returned. You can then use ticket calls to check the status of the ticket and get the attached report. Depending on system usage, the time needed to produce the report may vary.

Automatic Deletion

These tickets are subject to automatic deletion 90 days from the closed date. To prevent a ticket and its associated report from being automatically deleted, you must log in to ARIN Online and, in the Retention Setting field on the ticket, choose Retain This Report.

API Key

The API key in the APIKEY field in the request must belong to an ARIN Online user that is linked to a POC that is authoritative for the requested network. An attempt to request a Reassignments Report using a non-authoritative API key will result in an HTTP 401 (unauthorized) response containing an E_AUTHENTICATION Error Payload. Invalid or inactivated API keys will result in an HTTP 400 (bad request) response.

route and route6 (IRR)

Visit the ARIN IRR RESTful API User Guide

route-set (IRR)

Visit the ARIN IRR RESTful API User Guide

Route Origin Authorizations (ROAs)

In the Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), a ROA is an attestation that the holder of a set of prefixes has authorized an Autonomous System to originate routes for those prefixes. You can use our RESTful endpoints to create ROAs, list your ROAs, or delete ROAs.

Create and Delete ROAs

This is a unified call for both creating and deleting ROAs. All of these operations are performed in a single transaction, meaning that they will all succeed or roll back together.

ARIN will automatically renew all ROAs created with this service.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Get a List of ROAs for an Org

This call returns a list of ROAs for the Org specified in your URL, with a ROA Spec Payload included for each ROA. The ROA Spec Payload contains information about an individual ROA such as ASNs, IP addresses, and valid dates.

Create a ROA (Legacy)

The following call is used to submit ROA requests. This POST method creates a ROA based on the signed ROA request specified in the ROA Payload. A valid payload will return a Ticket Payload containing the details of the ticketed request. Ticket calls can then be used to obtain additional details about the created ticket.

If a validation error occurs, the signed ROA request is not created and an HTTP 400 (bad request) response containing an Error Payload is returned along with an error code and message explaining the error.

A signed ROA must be submitted in a timely manner. A grace period of 24 hours is given from the time of signing for submission.

Valid values for resource class are:

• AR (representing ARIN)
• AP (representing APNIC)
• RN (representing RIPE)
• LN (representing LACNIC)
• AF (representing AFRINIC)

If no value is specified for resource class, then the resource class for ARIN (AR) will be used. If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Delete a ROA (Legacy)

This call deletes the ROA specified in your URL, and returns a ROA Spec Payload that contains the information for that ROA as it existed just before deletion.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Tickets

Tickets are requests for ARIN to perform a task. Some tickets are automatically processed, while others require more interaction with and/or manual approval by ARIN staff. Reg-RWS can access any ticket related to your ARIN Online account (not only tickets created using Reg-RWS). When specifying a ticket number in the URL or as a parameter for any calls, use the format YYMMDD-NUM (for example, 20090526-X1).

Add Message to Ticket

This call will add the message and/or attachment from your Message Payload to the Ticket specified in your URL, and return a payload containing details of that message.

Modify Ticket

This call will modify the status of the ticket specified in your URL. When making this call, attach a Ticket Payload containing the details of the ticket you intend to modify. To ensure accuracy, use one of the get ticket methods described in the following sections to get the most current ticket information before making changes. This call returns a payload containing that ticket’s information as it exists after modification.

Note: The msgRefs field is an optional Boolean (true/false) parameter. When true, message reference element(s) are returned instead of message element(s).The msgRefs field defaults to false if not set. To avoid passing large payloads, set MSGREFS to true.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Modify Ticket Status

This call will modify a ticket status. The only field which is modifiable is the status and it can only be set to closed if the ticket is already resolved. This call does not take a payload.

Get Ticket Details

This call will return a payload containing details about the ticket specified in your URL, including messages.

Note: msgRefs is an optional parameter in your URL, and may only be specified as “true” or “false” within your URL. If true, the returned Ticket Payload will contain message reference field(s) instead of message element(s). If the ticket specified in your URL has attachments totaling a size beyond the allowed threshold, you will receive a “413” error and an Error Payload stating the attachment size limit has been exceeded. For these tickets, you may want to specify the msgRefs parameter as true. You can then perform a Get Message call for the message information.

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Get Ticket Summary

This call will return a payload containing details about the ticket specified in your URL, without messages.

Get Ticket Payload List and Payloads

This call will return a Payload List Payload containing a Ticket Payload for each ticket associated with the API key specified in your URL.

At least one of the two ticket identifier fields in your URL (TICKETTYPE and TICKETSTATUS) must be included. These fields are found on the Ticket Payload for the ticket you are referring to (webTicketType and webTicketStatus). TICKETTYPE refers to the category in which the ticket fits (CREATE_ROA, ASN_REQUEST, etc.). TICKETSTATUS refers to the current state that the ticket is in (ACCEPTED, DENIED, ABANDONED, etc.).

If Reg-RWS returns an error code and/or Error Payload to you when performing this call, refer to the Error Codes section.

Get Ticket Summaries

This call will return a Payload List Payload containing a Ticket Payload without message information for each ticket associated with the API key specified in your URL.

Get Ticket Message

This call will return a Message Payload containing details about the message specified in your URL. The payload will contain Attachment Reference Payloads rather than directly containing the attachments. In the future, ARIN will introduce a new call allowing the download of a specific attachment using the AttachmentID specified in this payload. The value for the MESSAGEID may be found in the Ticket Payload for the ticket you are retrieving a message from.

Get Ticket Attachment

This call returns the contents of the attachment specified in your URL.

Error Codes

The following error codes may occur while using Reg-RWS. If there is a generic status code (for example, 400 Bad Request), Reg-RWS will also return an Error Payload containing further details about the error and how to resolve it.

Error Codes

Error	Meaning/Causes
400	Bad request. This can be caused by a missing or incorrect API key, sending information that Reg-RWS cannot validate, or syntax errors within the URL/payload you sent. This error also occurs when you attempt to remove all Tech POCs from an Org, as all Orgs must have at least one Tech POC.
401	The API key used in the request does not belong to an ARIN Online user that is linked to a POC with the authority to modify the specified record. Ensure that the record you specified is one that your POC has authority over, and that your ARIN Online account is linked to that POC.
403	This error indicates a forbidden request. For example, if you attempt to reallocate resources from a parent NET not associated with the API key specified in your URL, you will receive this error.
404	The record you identified couldn’t be found in the database. For instance, if you get a 404 while trying to modify a POC, it probably means Reg-RWS couldn’t find a matching POC in the database. If you are trying to retrieve a ticket or ticket attachment for a report (such as a WhoWas Report) that was deleted 90 days after it expired, you would also receive this error.
405	Either the wrong method is specified, or the URL contains incorrect information.
409	You have attempted to delete something that was still linked to something else in ARIN’s database. For example, you tried to delete POC that is still associated with an Org or NET, or you tried to delete a customer that is still linked to a NET. This error may also occur if you attempt to add a nameserver to a delegation and that nameserver already exists for that delegation, or if you attempt to remove the only nameserver from a delegation with DS records. Additionally, you will see this error if you attempt to reallocate resources that are not within the parent NET you specify.
413	Response size too large. This can occur if there are too many attachments on a ticket’s messages. The Error Payload returned to you will show the actual size limit you’ve reached. Try again with a summary to receive a smaller response.
415	Unsupported Media Type. Ensure that “application/xml” is specified as the mime type.
429	Too many requests. You have exceeded the allowed number of requests for the measured time period.