Iranian IPv4 Address List
MikroTik RouterOS RSC file containing the current Iranian IPv4 CIDR prefixes.
Address-list: IRv4
Ready-to-use Iranian IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes for MikroTik RouterOS. Download RouterOS RSC address-list files or use the update scripts to keep your Iranian IP lists current.
The published RouterOS files create dedicated firewall address-lists containing Iranian IP prefixes.
MikroTik RouterOS RSC file containing the current Iranian IPv4 CIDR prefixes.
Address-list: IRv4
MikroTik RouterOS RSC file containing the current Iranian IPv6 CIDR prefixes.
Address-list: IRv6
RouterOS update scripts are provided so that a MikroTik router can retrieve the latest generated address-list without manually rebuilding the list.
Update the IRv4 address-list from the published source.
Update the IRv6 address-list from the published source.
Combined update script for both Iranian IPv4 and IPv6 address-lists.
RouterOS script designed for scheduled daily refresh of the published Iranian IP lists.
The RSC files use standard RouterOS address-list commands and can be imported directly into a compatible MikroTik RouterOS environment.
Download the IPv4 or IPv6 file from the links above.
Upload the RSC file to the MikroTik router and execute it using RouterOS.
The IPv4 list is named IRv4 and the IPv6 list is named IRv6. These lists can be referenced by RouterOS firewall, routing and policy rules.
Once the list has been imported, RouterOS firewall rules can reference the generated address-list.
Adjust firewall policy and rule order according to your own network design. The example is provided only to demonstrate address-list usage.
Plain-text Iranian IPv4 CIDR prefixes.
Open IPv4Plain-text Iranian IPv6 CIDR prefixes.
Open IPv6Learn about the source, maintainer and purpose of Iran IP List.
About Iran IP ListThe generated prefixes are derived from the RIPE NCC membership allocation list.
The underlying RIPE NCC source data remains subject to the applicable RIPE NCC terms and conditions.