From 30 November – 20 December we will be conducting a survey to determine the current level of customer satisfaction with our services and to inform a path forward to make future improvements.
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It’s Survey Time!
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Making IPv6 a Reality in Our Region
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As we move closer to our 20th anniversary, we take a look back at how much progress our community has made towards making IPv6 a reality in our region, and commit to working even harder to spread the message of IPv6 adoption in the years to come.
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20 Tales, 20 Years
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We’re celebrating our 20th anniversary this year! At our most recent meeting, we asked you to share a fond memory or experience you’ve had with ARIN. Here are twenty tales from the last twenty years.
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7,300 Days Later: Flashback to the Past
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We are celebrating our 20th anniversary this December! One of ARIN’s first employees, Cathy Clements, is kicking off a new blog series with her story of ARIN’s early days.
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Implementing RPKI: It’s Easier Than You Think
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Andrew Gallo, Principal IT Architect and Network Engineer at George Washington University, explains the importance of implementing RPKI and why it may be easier than you think.
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IPv6 is Not Optional
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Mattias Lindgren, Senior Network Engineer at the University of Colorado Denver, details how he spearheaded the effort to enable IPv6 across two campuses and explains why adopting IPv6 is no longer optional.
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How Do You IPv6?
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If your company has made progress with IPv6, we’d like to talk to you! By featuring the good work you’re doing with IPv6, we can inspire others to do the same.
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ARIN 40 Day 2 Daily Recap
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Today concluded the ARIN 40 Public Policy and Members Meeting. Here’s a look at everything that happened today.
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ARIN 40 Day 1 Daily Recap
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The ARIN 40 meeting kicked off today! Take a look at this recap of what’s happened so far at the ARIN meeting in San Jose, CA.
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Get To Know The Draft Policies Under Discussion at ARIN 40
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With ARIN 40 next week, we’re getting excited to bring our community together and facilitate one of our prime directives: the development of policy by the community for the management of IP addresses and Autonomous System Numbers.
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Attention All Legacy Space Holders: How to Keep Your Whois Data Accurate and Why It’s Important
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Leslie Nobile, Senior Director of Global Registry Knowledge, dispels misconceptions regarding Legacy Space Holders and accurate Whois information.
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An Interview with One of the Founders of Net-grrls
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We had the chance to chat with Cathy Aronson, one of the founders of a women’s networking group, Net-grrls, to learn more about the group along with other contributions she’s made for women in technology.
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ARIN Bits: September 2017
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The September edition of our quarterly e-news update, ARIN Bits, is here! Learn about what we have been up to this past quarter including the latest deployments, events, policy proposals, and more.
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Show “Someone’s Home” By Validating Your Point of Contact
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If you don’t keep your Point of Contact (POC) up-to-date and validated, it may look like “no one’s home” which can lead to unsavory activities. Lisa Liedel, Resource Services Manager, explains the various ways you can validate your POC.
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Meet the ARIN 40 Fellows
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We’re so excited to welcome the 15 new and returning fellows that will be joining us in San Jose, California for ARIN 40 this October! We had the chance to get to know our fellows a bit better in preparation for ARIN 40, and thought our community would like to learn more about them too.
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