Sean Hopkins, Policy Analyst, helps us get to know the draft policies up for discussion next week at ARIN 44 in Austin, Texas 31 October-November 1 2019.
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Get to Know the Draft Policies Under Discussion at ARIN 44
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Introducing the ARIN 44 Fellows!
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We’re so excited to welcome the eight new fellows that will be joining us in Austin, Texas for ARIN 44 next month! We had the chance to get to know our fellows a bit better in preparation for the meeting. Be sure to stop and say hello when you see them!
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Going Green: Contributing to a More Sustainable Future
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At ARIN, we are committed to not only bettering the Internet and our community, but also the environment as well. John Curran, ARIN President and CEO, explains the steps we’ve taken to reduce our carbon footprint.
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A Halloween Special: Test Drive at ARIN 44 with Jan & Jesse
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We’re gearing up for ARIN 44 in Austin, Texas this October and wanted to share information about an exciting opportunity for our meeting attendees: test driving our new website!
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ARIN’s Policy Development Process – Coming Soon to Wherever You Are
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Are you new to the Policy Development Process (PDP) at ARIN, or need a refresh before the meeting? Sean Hopkins, Policy Analyst, shares the details about his upcoming webinar.
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How to Request an ASN from ARIN
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What is an ASN? Who needs one? And how can you get one? Lisa Liedel, Registration Services Manager, explains how you can easily request an ASN from ARIN.
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Where Does Waiting List Address Space Come From?
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Have you ever wondered where the IPv4 address space we use for waiting list allocations comes from? John Sweeting, Senior Director of Registration Services, explains.
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You have IPv6 address space, now what?
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Once you received IPv6 address space, what did you do with it? We recently took to social media and asked you to share the very first step you took after obtaining IPv6 address space. After all, an IPv6 deployment happens one step at a time. Here’s what you had to say.
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ARIN Bits: September 2019
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The September 2019 edition of our quarterly e-news update, ARIN Bits, is here! Learn what we have been up to this past quarter including information about upcoming events, elections, new initiatives, and more.
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Granted – Empowering Projects to Improve the Internet
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This year we kicked off the ARIN Community Grant Program which is designed to provide financial grants in support of initiatives that improve the overall Internet industry and Internet user environment. Let’s meet the recipients!
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What is an Orphaned POC or Org ID and How Do I Know If I Have One?
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Leslie Nobile, Senior Director of Global Registry Knowledge, explains what an orphaned POC or Org ID is and the steps you can take to determine whether your POC or Org ID is considered orphaned.
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Sharing Your Experience with our Registration Services Team
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Every time a customer requests resources from ARIN, our team sends out a short survey to gather feedback following their experience. Here’s a look at what you’ve had to say, and some of the ways we’ve implemented your feedback.
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New POCs on the Block
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We added two new Points of Contact (POCs) to our public WHOIS Database based on a community suggestion. Suzanne Evans, Customer Service Resource Analyst II, walks us through the various POC types and introduces the two latest additions. Let’s meet these new POCs on the Block!
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Testament to the Adaptability of the Internet
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Scott Johnson marvels at the adaptability of the Internet’s underlying structure as he describes the SolarNetOne network build. He advises to crawl before you walk, so deploying IPv6 will seem a lot less daunting.
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What Is Stateless Architecture and What Does It Mean for ARIN?
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What is stateless architecture, and what does it mean for ARIN? Andy Newton, Chief Engineer, answers these questions in an informative Q+A session.
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