In the relevant Kentico 8.2 documentation found here,, the instructions all indicate using a DAT file.
But there’s a problem: while the binary file for GeoLite is a DAT, the binary file for GeoLite2 is a MMDB, which is a MaxMind-created format. I would think, then, that it would make sense for us to use the GeoLite2 database moving forward. We determined this by looking up the IP in both GeoLite and GeoLite2 in GeoLite, it was still incorrect, but in GeoLite2 it was correctly listed as a Mexico IP. We submitted a data correction to MaxMind, and they updated the GeoLite2 database, not the GeoLite one. MaxMind has released a new free database format, GeoLite2, which seems to be the one that they're regularly maintaining.įor example, we have a Mexico IP address that is incorrectly listed as a United States IP in the GeoLite database.
#Maxmind geolite update
cd /usr/local/src sudo add-apt-repository ppa:maxmind/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo.
#Maxmind geolite install
Open terminal and run the following commands to download and install the prerequisites for GeoIP module. However, we’ve learned that the GeoLite data is no longer maintained. As mentioned earlier, we will download & compile NGINX from source, along with GeoIP, instead of installing it separately. Databases, use the following manual process: Apply hotfix 11.0.27 or newer to your Kentico instance.
If you wish to integrate MaxMinds newer GeoIP2. My team is currently on Kentico 8.2, and we get geographic data by using MaxMind's free GeoLite database. The initially used GeoLite or GeoIP Legacy databases will be discontinued.
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