IP range lock - update geolocation
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Hello, in my company we use an IP range located in Chile, but in your services I think the geolocation is not updated, since several IPs are blocked. I would like to know if using any AWS service, whether it is setting up an instance, creating a VPC or using DNS records, could force the geolocation update on your systems or will there be another solution?
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This previous answer should help you.
https://repost.aws/questions/QU3AhSHokfRdKHznwvHviBRw/update-geolocation-db
Update the geolocation of your IP with Maxmind.
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The IP segment is provided to me by LACNIC. Could it work using the AWS DNS record, and send a request to maxmind and thus update the geolocation in its database?
No I believe that IP geolocation has to be updated by the owner of IP block. AWS subscribes to this info.
Amazon uses another database besides maxmind?
See additional answer on your other post: https://repost.aws/questions/QUUM7XgovqTX-pCBqJmtrWpg/ip-blocking-in-amazon-services
What do you do if MaxMind, Whois, ARIN, etc has the correct geolocation but Amazon Cloudfront is still blocking. Seems impossible to actually open a ticket with Amazon to resolve the issue for our customers.