2012 IP Address Statistics
Geoff Huston has published his annual look at IP address allocation and assignment statistics. Addressing 2012: Another One Bites the Dust (copy) Plenty of numbers in the report to take a look at…...
View ArticleAddressing 2013
Geoff Huston recently released his 2013 IP addressing report. A few notable details from the report. Device shipments for 2014 are expected to reach 2.47 Billion, each of those devices will need at...
View ArticleLacNIC reaches /9, triggering IANA reclaimed block distribution
On May 20th, LacNIC announced that it has reached the equivalent of a /9 remaining in its IPv4 free pool which has triggered the IANA to invoke its reclaimed IPv4 address space policy. The IANA...
View ArticleIP addresses in 2014
Geoff Huston has posted his 2014 version of his IP addressing report. A few notes from within the report. Cisco, Morgan Stanely, & Gartner predicted that by 2020 there will be between 25 – 75...
View ArticleLast /8 usage in APNIC
Geoff Huston has published a detailed look at how the last /8 allocation and the subsequent IANA returned blocks are being used and announced by organizations in the Asia-Pacific region. IPv4 Address...
View ArticleAPNIC IPv4 Transfers
As a follow on to his recent report on the last /8 usage in APNIC, Geoff Huston providers his analysis of the transfer market since the beginning of directed transfers in 2010. Interesting points in...
View ArticleAPNIC 41 with APRICOT in Auckland, NZ
I recently returned from the APNIC meeting in Auckland, New Zealand. Here are a few notes and highlights from the meeting. IPv4 Transfer Panel A interactive panel on current trends in the IPv4...
View ArticleRIRs sign new service level agreement with ICANN
On June 29th, 2016, the RIRs collectively signed the service level agreement (SLA) that has been negotiated with ICANN for the IANA services. This SLA or contract was negotiated as part of the number...
View ArticleAPNIC 44 Observations
Earlier this month I was fortunate to travel to Taichung, Taiwan for APNIC 44. I’d like to share with you a few a few notes from the meeting. The conference website for those wishing to jump for more...
View ArticlePortion of 43/8 to be sold to fund Asia-Pacific Internet Development
APNIC in a blog posting announced that a portion of the 43/8 (Class A) IPv4 block will be sold to fund Asia-Pacific Internet development. The 43/8 block was originally allocated to the WIDE (Widely...
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