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Why Accurate IP Geolocation Matters Getting your network’s IP geolocation right is more important than you might think. It affects everything from user experience to compliance and security. Content providers often use IP geolocation to serve region-specific content (for example, streaming services may block or allow access based on your …
1. Origins of the Problem In the mid-2010s, the RIPE community adjusted IPv6 policies to encourage adoption by making large allocations easier to obtain. Notably, a 2018 policy update clarified that each Local Internet Registry (LIR) account – not just each organization – could get an IPv6 allocation of up …
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Introduction The Voldeta team participated in the RIPE87 conference, a 5-day event held in Rome from November 27 to December 2. In this summary, we’ve outlined key highlights for your convenience, offering concise descriptions of keynote presentations, updates in RIPE policies, outcomes from the RIPE General Meeting (GM), and results …
Introduction Within the RIPE NCC service region, there are three ways to record the leased subnet: In this article, we’re going to compare Assignment (or Sub-Allocation) and Temporary Transfer. IPv4 Assignment or Sub-Allocation: Pros: Cons: Terms to Make an Assignment/Sub-allocation: Temporary transfer Pros: Cons: Terms to Make a Temporary Transfer: …
The Assisted Registry Check (ARC) is a regular LIR audit made by RIPE NCC. Throughout the ARC review, the RIPE NCC conducts a range of consistency checks to evaluate the accuracy of LIRs’ registry data. The ARC review serves as a means for the RIPE NCC to establish regular communication …
Voldeta attended the RIPE 86 meeting held in Rotterdam from May 22-26, 2023. The event featured an array of keynotes and sessions addressing critical topics in the field of Internet infrastructure and governance. Keynotes and Sessions Monday, May 22 Tuesday, May 23 Wednesday, May 24 Thursday, May 25 Friday, May …
The RIPE NCC General Meeting voting results are now published. The key point of the RIPE meeting voting was the Charging Scheme for 2024: whether everything will remain as it was or a different payment scheme will be chosen. Three following new schemes were proposed for consideration: Model A – …
Introduction Inter-RIR transfers are transfers of Internet number resources, such as IP-addresses and ASNs (Autonomous System numbers) between Regional Internet Registries (hereinafter – RIRs). This means that you, as the owner of Internet Number Resources, can transfer them not only within your own RIR Service Region, but also transfer them …
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