The December 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, policy discussions, new initiatives, and more.
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Mark Kosters, CTO, offers a look at how we collaborated with the wider community to move from RSYNC to RRDP, and explains what the technical implications and benefits will be for our community as a result.
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Bevil Wooding, Director of Caribbean Affairs, shares details about an upcoming event we’re co-hosting in St Kitts from 4-5 December.
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Are you ready to deploy IPv6 for your organization, but have questions about where to begin or how to determine the right block size? We’re excited to be offering an IPv6 Address Planning webinar next month to help answer these questions and more.
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Today concluded the ARIN 44 Public Policy and Members Meeting in Austin, Texas. Here’s a high-level recap of everything that happened today. Thank you to all who participated, and see you at ARIN 45!
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From the spooky streets of Austin, Texas on Halloween we bring our ARIN 44 Public Policy and Members Meeting. Enjoy this bat’s eye view of the day’s events!
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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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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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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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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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