The June 2018 edition of our quarterly e-news update, ARIN Bits, is here! Learn what we have been up to this past quarter including the latest deployments, events, policy proposals, and more.
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ARIN Bits: June 2018
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ARIN Website Redesign – Phase 1 in Review
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We are currently undertaking a massive project to redesign our website. We received lots of great input that we have already put to use in shaping the next phases of our redesign effort. Take a look!
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IP Geolocation: The Good, The Bad, & The Frustrating
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How widespread is the problem of incorrect IP geolocation? Jon Worley, Technical Services Manager, explores this question to reveal the good, bad, and frustrating facts.
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What drives IPv6 deployment?
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It’s been seven years since World IPv6 Launch day on 6 June 2011. Geoff Huston, APNIC’s Chief Scientist, takes a look at how far we’ve come since then, and breaks down the theories of what drives IPv6 deployment.
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Lack of Hardware Support Is a Serious IPv6 Holdup for Small ISPs
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Kevin Burke explains the struggles a small ISP faces in trying to offer IPv6 to customers, making a compelling point about how to make vendors pay attention to requests for IPv6 support.
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ICANN’s Updated KSK Roll Operational Implementation Plan
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ICANN has announced their plan to continue with the KSK roll which calls for rolling the root zone KSK on 11 October 2018. Here’s what you need to know.
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Advice for migrating to IPv6 in an ISP environment
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Mansour Ganji explains the most important steps service providers need to take to migrate to IPv6, while dealing with issues like transparent caching.
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The Mission: Achieving Customer Satisfaction
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As a part of our efforts to collect formal feedback from you, we conduct a Customer Satisfaction Survey about every three years. Here is a recap of the results from our latest survey!
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Enabling Internet Access Services over IPv6 in the Caribbean
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Brent McIntosh of C&W Communications in the Caribbean discusses what network engineers and business decision makers need to know for our networks to scale and thrive in the future.
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Which SWIP Type Is Right For You?
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Doreen Marraffa, Resource Analyst, explains the Shared Whois Project (SWIP), discusses the three types of reassignments that are available to use, and provides instructions on submitting a SWIP.
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IPv6 is Not the Boogeyman
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We brought our #TipsFor6 Campaign down to Miami, Florida for the ARIN 41 meeting to add even more voices to this initiative. Our ARIN 41 meeting attendees had a lot to say about IPv6, so we want to share their insightful tips with you.
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ARIN 41 Day 3 Daily Recap
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Today marked the third and final day of the ARIN 41 Public Policy and Members Meeting. A big thank you to all who participated in this great event!
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ARIN 41 Day 2 Daily Recap
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Day 2 of ARIN 41 has come to a close. We discussed draft policies, heard updates from all the RIRs, and so much more. Enjoy the recap, and we’ll be back tomorrow!
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ARIN 41 Day 1 Daily Recap
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From the sunny beaches of Miami, Florida, the ARIN 41 Public Policy and Members meeting has begun. Here is a high-level recap of what has happened so far. See you again tomorrow!
Read MoreDon’t Get Caught Behind the Curve
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Jay Ford of the Network Engineering Group, Information Technology Services at The University of Iowa suggests why you should consider dual stack with IPv4 now that IPv6 has reached critical mass.
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