I think I am ready to purchase a /21 IPv4.
What are some recent experiences with this on best broker/place/URL to buy and
price per IP?
Is there any advantage in trying to do some sort of group buy on here with
other ISPs?
Or is this something that is hard to break up within ARIN after auction
On 4/10/17 12:58, Sterling Jacobson wrote:
I think I am ready to purchase a /21 IPv4.
What are some recent experiences with this on best broker/place/URL to buy and
price per IP?
Is there any advantage in trying to do some sort of group buy on here with
other ISPs?
Or is this something that
That's just about the finance aspect, though.
ipv4auctions seems to be the place everyone recommends, buy it there and
get ARIN's blessing. A group buy, to me, seems like WAY more hassle than
saving a few bucks.
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You will have to get approval from ARIN first.
A /21 will run you about $25,000 after transfer fees.
On Apr 10, 2017 2:59 PM, "Sterling Jacobson" wrote:
> I think I am ready to purchase a /21 IPv4.
>
> What are some recent experiences with this on best broker/place/URL to buy
> and price per IP
I bought a smaller amount of IP space via ipv4auctions.com
After looking around a bit, they were the best deal that I could find.
On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 2:59 PM, Sterling Jacobson
wrote:
> I think I am ready to purchase a /21 IPv4.
>
> What are some recent experiences with this on best broker/
On 4/10/17 14:02, Josh Luthman wrote:
That's just about the finance aspect, though.
ipv4auctions seems to be the place everyone recommends, buy it there and
get ARIN's blessing. A group buy, to me, seems like WAY more hassle
than saving a few bucks.
Similar concepts apply though regarding th
You would have to have one org "own" the block and lease it out to third
parties, same general idea as a large scale hosting/colocation/virtual
server company that might give a /26 or a /25 to a medium sized customer,
with service contract and LOA. In this case all of the smaller pieces of
the bloc
We are doing tunnels to give customers IPs who can’t justify or afford a full
/24. Since a /24 is the smallest you can really advertise swipping someone a
/25 or smaller that is not directly connected to your network does you no good.
A group buy tends to be a very painful process.
ARIN has p
