It’s time to slap and snap. Slap an IPv6 sticker on what you hope will be IPv6 enabled in the next five years or on the most unusual place to see IPv6 and snap a photo of it. Upload your photo at Flickr, join our group, and you could win prizes! It’s that easy. IfRead More
Read MoreGet your camera ready”¦announcing TeamARIN’s “Where in the World is IPv6?“ photo contest! Where would you like to see IPv6 enabled? Is it somewhere you might not expect to find IPv6? We want you to show us. Contest will open 2 May 2011! Slap on an IPv6 sticker (available at an ARIN trade show boothRead More
Read MoreAll is said and done at ARIN XXVII. Today was the final day of our April 2011 meeting in San Juan; and it was another interesting and informative morning of presentations. We started out the day with updates from each of the six ARIN departments: Human Resources and Administration, Engineering, Financial Services, Government Affairs andRead More
Read MoreToday marked another exciting day at ARIN XXVII in San Juan, Puerto Rico! If you missed anything that happened, you can catch up by checking out all the presentations that were given on Day 2 of our Public Policy Meeting. We will be posting a complete meeting report and full transcripts on 22 April. It’sRead More
Read MoreHeard about ARIN XXVII, but couldn’t make it here to join us? No worries, we’ll keep you filled in. Read this fast recap and then check out the presentations given Opening Day. Then join us tomorrow via live webcast so you won’t miss a second of the action. So what happened on Day 1 atRead More
Read MoreThis is a podcast, produced by ARIN staff, focusing on draft policies up for discussion at the ARIN XXVII Public Policy and Members Meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The meeting will take place 10-13 April 2011. ARIN’s Public Policy Meetings are an integral part of the Internet number resource policy development process, bringing togetherRead More
Read MoreSince we started the Team ARIN microsite, there have been a few common misconceptions that we have seen repeatedly in news coverage about IPv4 and IPv6. The good news is that there is a ton of great information out there, but at times it can be overwhelming. So we thought we would take a momentRead More
Read MoreThe ARIN XXVII Public Policy and Members Meeting is coming up fast! ARIN holds these open Public Policy and Members Meetings so that the community can gather to discuss draft Internet number resource policies, network with colleagues, and attend workshops and tutorials. This will be the first ARIN meeting since the IANA IPv4 free poolRead More
Read MoreThink you should come to ARIN XXVII in San Juan Puerto Rico the 10-13 April? Not sure your boss will agree? Here are a couple things you can say to help make your case: 1. We can make valuable contacts at an ARIN Meeting. Attendees will include stakeholders from all corners of Internet technology. ThereRead More
Read MoreAs we are sure you have seen, there has been a bombardment of coverage surrounding the depletion of the IANA IPv4 free pool, following the joint ICANN/NRO press conference on February 3. In all that buzz who really got the story right? How can you know which articles best describe the situation, or give accurateRead More
Read MoreThe global free pool of IPv4 depleted on this day, 3 February 2011. This historic event was reported by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, which allocated two IPv4 address blocks to APNIC and then its final five /8 blocks to each of the five Regional Internet Registries per global policy. IPv4 exceeded all of theRead More
Read MoreWe hope some of you had a chance to visit us a CES! In case you didn’t know, ARIN conducted a huge outreach blitz at CES, and talked to a whole bunch of people about IPv6 and how it affects the consumer electronics industry. Our presence at CES focused on three areas of work: staffingRead More
Read MoreAs the old song goes, “Baby, it’s cold outside”, at least it is here at the ARIN offices. No matter what Mother Nature has in store for you, we have warming hope to offer. We will be sending three people from the ARIN region to sunny Puerto Rico in April to attend their first ARINRead More
Read MoreWhen visiting CES this week, or in your next call to your vendors, there are some important questions you want to ask about IPv6 before you invest in new equipment or services. To make it easier, Team ARIN asked Matt Ryanczak, ARIN’s Network Operations Manager what he would be asking, and then we created thisRead More
Read MoreThis week, ARIN comes to you from the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada! We’re awash in a sea of consumer electronics vendors, all of whom are ready to wow you with new technological innovations and slick new products. If you are at CES this year, or in the area, stop by andRead More
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