| I discovered www.ipv4auctions.com 9000 dollars for a /22, 3000 for a /24, which doesn't really seem like a lot of money for what a business gets, if they have that need. still quite a bit when it should be and was free.
Impossible and just a dream - if you are not using IPv4 space, it should be mandatory to have it returned.
just like this new rule the city imposed this year with garbage.... well sorta... they returned my garbage the other day...
I put out my trash can on wheels (new program they have, so they don't even get out of the truck now, the 'machine' does.. ( another win for the unions.... *sigh*). Anyway came home last night and noticed they didn't take my garbage. I mused about this out loud and my 11 year old daughter informed me that they don't take them unless it is full (mine was 1/4 full).
1. funny how she knew and I didn't...2. I have the 'large' size container (ordered it when there was 5 people living in the house, now there is just me), so if I got a small size that would of been 3/4 full. so whats the deal? why do they base the ratio to the container size and not on a wieght or some other metric? why do they care? you are on my street at my garbage can. does it save you money not taking it after you determined it doesn't meet some acceptable level of garbage amount policy? f'ing useless unions. lol...
-g
On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 12:57 PM, Saker Klippsten <sakerk@gmail.com> wrote:
Not to add insult to injury...We were one of the folks who got in under the gun. 4 days before they ran out. Had filled out the back and forth paper work. Needed one last sign off. I was lazy about and then saw they were down to 100 /24 on their site Got ours in Nov.
Our Cisco ASRs just showed up :)
-s
> On Jan 28, 2016, at 11:25 AM, greg whynott <greg.whynott@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Back in Apr 2015 I called ARIN and asked about the availability of netblocks. At that time I was told there were no more /22's which was the smallest blocks you could advertise to your upstream BGP peer at the time. I've no practical use for 1024 IPs then and now, but that is what it was if you wanted to have multiple paths. I was told 'we have no more /22's but there are 1000's of /24's, but they are going quick."..
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> 1000's seemed like lots at the time...
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> Fast forward to Dec 2015 we get our multiple gig/isp connections installed. I start the BGP peering conversations with the ISPs, and apply for a /24. They are all gone! The only option is to re-apply to be put on a waiting list, I'd hate to guess at how long that would be.
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> so that all sucks. it sucks that a customer with multiple paths/ISPs can't have have their single IPv4/CIDR reachable by any ISP you peer with. We should of went full steam ahead on the IPv6 train back in the 90's... That is an option we can't seriously consider yet, still...
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> DNS RR is so not an good solution. its a duct tape fix... Funny all these challenges seem to be based on 20-40 year old protocols. Its time to upgrade all the internet core services to windows 10! naturally that is a joke, use unix. ;) but man the internet could use a firmware update.
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> Anyone have a /24 they want to sell? I can't accept RFC1918 networks, sorry the machine is broken.
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