ARIN Stock Changes Feb 2014 - Down to 1.38
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Set for a /20 this week.
Wonder how large that waiting list is now time for using more IPv6!
Wonder how large that waiting list is now time for using more IPv6!
Down to 0.00668 of a /8 today.
13 /23's
412 /24's
13 /23's
412 /24's
/23's will be gone in the next day or so then. No idea how fast the /24's are going to go, those seem to be moving a lot slower but it's possible they might be able to aggregate some more of it.
Francisco
Since we got down to just /23 and /24 remaining, ARIN is saying one request = one block, so I don't know if they are planning to do any more of that.
The /24's will go to startups that have no choice. I don't expect to see any host returning for just a /24, especially since it blacklists them from the whitelist for 3 months. 3 months is a long time, if you aren't getting on the waiting list this month then don't expect to get space in September.
Francisco
I suspect if you aren't already on the waiting list, the chances are pretty slim for getting space in September. There was a big rush toward the end, and I'm sure companies like Frontier and Time Warner Cable have already gone back for more space.
Well I only wanted an additional /23, so if they offer a /24 I'll take it so that in three months I can ask for another /24.
assuming there are some left
If not im assuming there won't be too long of a wait list for a /24 when IANA decides to hand over some space.
After September, I don't think there will be much more coming from IANA (unless they don't distribute everything that is in the free pool in September).
I could see them slow-dripping the other regions since they're all sitting on some IP's (since they put in /22 policies a while back). ARIN is the only one that didn't put such a policy in place. Lets say ARIN gets ~2 million IP's in September, it won't last long since I know multiple providers that are wanting to get /17's and you know some of the June heavy hitters will have found enough spammers to burn their latest blocks.
Francisco
By policy they have to give everyone an equal amount.
https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/allocation-ipv4-post-exhaustion-2012-05-08-en
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Well, it's possible. They chunked through /23's really quick and since it's just /24's left it will go fast. They assigned 7 /24's tonight, and that's assuming they didn't aggregate any subnets to make up the /23's & /22's they issued as well.
The total's should update in the next little bit, but the email is already posted.
EDIT - Nope, I'm wrong on the aggregates. They have a note for this very thing on the site:
EDIT 2 - 393 -> 372
Maybe they did aggregate??
Edit 3 - Dammit! Thanks @rds100
Francisco
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Seems unlikely based on the current burn rates.
Dammit. Fixed. Still, average that burn rate over a month or two and you'll be easily through whats left. I asked them on facebook if they are aggregating blocks for /22's & /23's.
Likely a /23 each or something. It's just CGNAT, so they'll expect that /23 to go the distance. It won't be great for multi state ISP's but to be honest, I don't see any new ones springing up anyway.
Francisco
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Down a little more. /24 --> 357
Still waiting for them to process our /20 right now signed the officer letter I believe Monday. They must be pretty darn busy there right now for how long it's taking.
Still waiting for them to process our /20 right now signed the officer letter I believe Monday. They must be pretty darn busy there right now for how long it's taking.