On Sat, 12 Apr 2003, Dan Hollis wrote:
Would like to hear from anyone who purchased independent address space
from ARIN, what issues you had (technical, or otherwise).
First, to satisfy those who care deeply about terminology, you don't
purchase IP address space from ARIN. You have space
Hello!
I've been asked to draw the attention of Network administrators to the
recent hijacking of various large blocks of ARIN IP-space: particularly
six /16 blocks allocated to the London-based Trafalgar House Group.
Trafalgar House Group (THG):
Trafalgar House Group TRAF
Dan Hollis wrote:
Has anyone run into problems with routing though? If you get space from a
tier1, presumably they have agreements with those they peer with to aceept
traffic from those netblocks.
That's the SOA clause. In reality, most routes are accepted even at /24
lengths. The larger
Some of you *might* remember a rant I posted here several years ago
about getting our first allocation from ARIN...many here suggested that
I call ARIN and get clarification on the allocation (ie, they gave me a
/20 when I offered to renumber out of a /20 plus a smattering of other
On Sat, 12 Apr 2003, Steve Gibbard wrote:
There aren't really technical issues with this beyond what you'd have to
deal with with normal IP space. If you're running BGP, you'll have to
announce the space and get filters updated to allow it, but you have to do
that with a block of IP
Also Sprach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, you didn't renumber out of PA space into PI space and then upon
hitting 80% utilization asking for additional PI space, which would
have been justified at such point?
I was *EXPLICITLY* told that renumbering wasn't an issue. Additionally,
I only applied for
