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IPv6 Expand/Compress Bulk Normalizer
x402
IPv6 Expand/Compress Bulk Normalizer is a paid API for AI agents from intel.rallylive.ca, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Bulk-normalizes up to 20 IPv6 addresses in a single concurrent call, returning expanded/compressed forms in input order with per-item error reporting.
Price / call$0.1
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Bulk ipv6 expand compress: up to 20 ips in one call, processed concurrently, results returned in input order with a per-item error field and a count of failures. Same answer per item as the single /ip/expand endpoint (IPv6 normalizer). Batch enrichment for agents that hold a list. $0.01 per batch.
Output
Returns an ordered array matching the input list, where each item contains the expanded/compressed IPv6 representation and a per-item error field if normalization failed. A top-level failure count is also included so the caller can quickly assess batch success rate.
Example use cases
Normalize log file IPv6 addresses
“I pulled a batch of IPv6 addresses from our server logs — some are compressed, some expanded, and I need them all normalized to full expanded form. Can you process these 18 addresses at once and tell me if any are malformed?”
Validate IPv6 input from user signups
“We just got a batch of 12 IPv6 addresses submitted by users during registration. Can you expand and validate all of them together so I know which ones are valid and which ones to reject?”
Prepare IPs for database ingestion
“Before we insert these 20 IPv6 addresses into our database, I need them all converted to canonical expanded notation — can you run them through the bulk normalizer and flag any failures?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://intel.rallylive.ca/bulk/ip/expandWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you have multiple IPv6 addresses (up to 20) to normalize in a single operation and want concurrent processing with per-item error reporting. It is more efficient than calling the single /ip/expand endpoint repeatedly and returns results in input order, making it ideal for batch ETL pipelines, log enrichment, and validation workflows where you need to process a list atomically.
Side effects
- More than 20 IPs submitted — batch size limit exceeded
- Malformed IPv6 string in input — per-item error field populated, rest of batch still processed
- Empty input list — returns error or empty result
- Invalid query parameter format — HTTP 400
- Payment not included or insufficient — HTTP 402 payment required
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
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| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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