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A summary of the policy sessions at the LACNIC 24 meeting in Bogóta, Colombia
A summary of the policy sessions at the LACNIC 24 meeting in Bogóta, Colombia
Organizations in the RIPE NCC service region can now transfer Internet number resources to and from organizations in the APNIC and ARIN regions.
IPv4 depletion has grabbed the headlines, but it has been a big week of IPv6 news too.
Guest Post: ARIN’s IPv4 free pool has depleted. This is an important milestone for the Internet as we now usher in the age of IPv6.
Guest Post: From the first session of AusNOG 2015 you realised that we were there to hear – and debate – the most up to date and pointy end of the issues facing the Australian internet engineering community.
IPv4 transfers in Australia and throughout the Asia Pacific are increasing as demand for the limited resource grows.
It’s easy to make predictions; the tough part is getting them right! I’ve applied two different models to IPv4 exhaustion for a more detailed prediction.
An in-depth review of where APNIC is up to with its remaining pools of IPv4 addresses.
Last month I scored Apple 7/10 for IPv6 efforts. In light of recent changes, what’s their score now?
Dean Pemberton is back with interactive Internet maps of other regions. Check them out.