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An IPv6 Journey Two Decades in the Making

Dec 7, 2018 by Brian Jones

Brian Jones takes us through Virginia Tech’s IPv6 journey that began back in 1997, and he recommends several items everyone will want to consider early on in their deployment.

IPv6 for Governments and Enterprises: Impact and Implementation in 12 Steps (Part 2)

Nov 29, 2018 by Jordi Palet Martínez

In part two of a two-part series, Jordi Palet Martínez discusses the 12 steps it takes to deploy IPv6 in government and enterprise networks.

IPv6 for Governments and Enterprises: Impact and Implementation in 12 Steps (Part One)

Nov 28, 2018 by Jordi Palet Martínez

In part one of a two-part series, Jordi Palet Martínez discusses the impact of deploying IPv6 in government and enterprise networks.

Why Are You Thankful For IPv6?

Nov 19, 2018 by Erin Pratt

Here at ARIN, we’re thankful for IPv6 every day. But we wanted to know from you, why are you thankful for IPv6?

Keeping Up with Changing Campus IT Networks – IPv6 for Higher Ed

Nov 6, 2018 by Jennifer Bly

Last week, ARIN organized a panel at EDUCAUSE on IPv6 in the higher education community. Jennifer Bly, Public Affairs Specialist, shares highlights from the panel and her thoughts after attending the event.

Post-Lunch Thoughts: ARIN Lunch by the Numbers

Nov 2, 2018 by Susan Hamlin

Susan Hamlin, Senior Director of Communication and Member Services, dishes out her thoughts after launching our newest outreach program: ARIN Lunch by the Numbers.

A Model for Advancing IPv6 Deployment in REN and Higher Ed Networks

Oct 23, 2018 by Lola Killey

Lola Killey describes Merit Network’s two-year pilot program that could serve as a model for the higher education and REN communities for promoting and advancing IPv6 deployment in their networks.

On the Way to the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference (PP18): The Americas Region Work on Common Proposals

Oct 15, 2018 by Anne-Rachel Inné and Einar Bohlin

Anne-Rachel Inné and Einar Bohlin, Government Affairs and Public Policy team, share the latest updates about the work we’ve been involved with leading up to the 2018 ITU Plenipotentiary Conference.

Voting Matters, and It’s Not Just Me Who Thinks So!

Oct 8, 2018 by Wendy Leedy

We asked members of our community to explain why voting in the ARIN elections is one of the most important benefits of an ARIN membership. Remember to cast your vote by 12 October!

ARIN 42 Day 2 Daily Recap

Oct 5, 2018 by Erin Pratt

Today concluded the ARIN 42 Public Policy and Members Meeting in beautiful Vancouver, BC. Here’s a bird’s eye look at everything that happened today. Thank you to all who participated!

ARIN 42 Day 1 Daily Recap

Oct 4, 2018 by Erin Pratt

From the mountainous landscape of Vancouver, BC, the ARIN 42 Public Policy and Members meeting has begun. Here is a high-level recap of what has happened so far. See you again tomorrow!

Supporting the Internet Community: Meet ARIN 42 Sponsor, TELUS

Oct 2, 2018 by Matthew Wilder

We’re excited to introduce ARIN 42 sponsor, TELUS. Matthew Wilder, Senior Engineer, explains what motivated them to provide connectivity for our meeting.

Dual Stack and Paint By Numbers

Oct 1, 2018 by Barry Bahrami

Barry Bahrami of Commercial Network Services compares the ease of deploying IPv6 to painting by numbers. He also touches on why end-to-end native IPv6 is the only way to minimize possible points of failure and to connect without CG NAT getting in the way.