ARIN 38 is right around the corner! Are you planning to join us in Dallas? If so, I encourage you to take a moment during the meeting to say hello to our newest fellows.
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Get to Know the ARIN 38 Fellows
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How to Strategize for Your IPv6 Deployment
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Advice you’d give to your peers just getting ready to deploy IPv6 for themselves. Don’t plan IPv6 the same way you did IPv4. Take a step back and figure out how you would deploy the network if you had absolutely unlimited IPs.
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Life After IPv4 Depletion
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Believe it or not, it’s been a year since ARIN reached full IPv4 depletion on 24 September 2015. In that time, we’ve seen organizations continue to seek IPv4 addresses via both our IPv4 Waiting List and the IPv4 transfer market.
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A Quick Guide to ARIN’s Whois
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To help you get a better understanding of how to use ARIN’s Whois service, we’ve developed a Quick Guide to ARIN’s Whois.
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ARIN Policies Start with You!
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Check out our new video entitled “ARIN’s Policy Development Process” to learn more about each step of the PDP, and become a part of the Internet’s future today!
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Word of Advice for Getting Started with IPv6
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Here’s a sampling of what you said when asked “If you could give one piece of advice to a company that is just beginning its IPv6 deployment process, what would it be?”
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Benefits of Adopting IPv6
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Digging into the results of our recent IPv6 deployment survey, we share with you some of the benefits respondents reported, what would have made the process easier, and how they overcame a few of their IPv6 adoption challenges.
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No More Excuses: IPv6 Planning Made Easy
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We’ve developed a brand new webpage dedicated to helping you plan for IPv6, and specifically, helping you determine how much space may be right for you.
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Why You Decided to Deploy IPv6
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We asked you to tell us about your IPv6 deployment journey at your own organization via an open survey. Out of more than 150 responses, we collected some interesting information that you may enjoy hearing more about.
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Connecting with the Caribbean Internet Community
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This past week, ARIN joined forces with the Latin America and Caribbean Network Information Centre (LACNIC) for the Caribbean Association of National Telecommunication Organizations’ (CANTO) 32nd Annual Conference & Trade Exhibition in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Why Learning IPv6 Puts You a Step Ahead in Your Career
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ARIN reached the true technical IPv4 Exhaustion on September 24, 2015. Yet back in 2012, I believe that I created and taught the first ever college course held in the United States that was devoted exclusively to IPv6, a summer course at Finger Lakes Community College.
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My Experience as an ARIN Fellow
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During my time as an ARIN Fellow, I learned that Internet number resource policies in the ARIN region are developed entirely by the community. Every word of the Number Resource Policy Manual (NRPM) undergoes rigorous examination in a transparent, community-driven, bottom-up policy development process.
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Voting Contact Clean-Up Campaign Now Underway!
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To assist and ensure all eligible member organizations are prepared to vote during ARIN Elections, our team is currently leading an extensive Voting Contact clean-up campaign.
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Can You Make IPv6 Work Commercially?
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Large scale IPv6 deployments suggest that IPv6 is at least a technical success – the technology works. Now it’s time to visit the other important question: does it work commercially? Does IPv6 really come with a positive business case?
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Origin AS: An Easier Way to Validate Letters of Authority
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One challenge that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) face today is dealing with end customers who have their own IP address blocks and want their ISP to route them. ISPs want to satisfy their customers, but they also want to ensure that the customer has valid use of the IP address block.
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