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APNIC is hosting its 59th Regional Meeting from February 19-27, 2025 in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. On the agenda is a discussion of industry news and a review of the latest policy proposals. There are two WHOIS-related proposals for community discussion. Prop-162: WHOIS Privacy and Prop-163: Enhancing WHOIS Transparency and Efficiency Through Referral Server Implementation. Read about the policies here. Link in the comments. #APRICOT2025 #APNIC59 #IPv4 #IPv6

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In the world of IPv4 address transfers, “due diligence” is a process where steps are taken to ensure all regulatory and legal requirements are fulfilled in buying, selling, and transferring IPv4 addresses. At a recent event, one of our team members met an IPv4 address owner who had tried and failed to sell his unused addresses to another facilitator. (This broker is a competitor of lPv4•Global.) He told us the transaction was stopped at the final step. His business had agreed to a sale with a buyer, but their broker hadn’t noticed a policy restricting the transfer of those addresses. The transaction was rejected by the RIR. The seller was understandably upset to learn their transaction had been rejected at the last moment. Learn how IPv4•Global helps you avoid situations like this. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q037Yx1g0 #IPv4 #BuySellLeaseIPv4

Lee Howard’s presentation from NANOG 93 is now available. There is an infinite number of ways to improve a network. How do you prioritize? This presentation is about identifying what's most important for your network and how to prioritize competing priorities for precious dollars. Watch “Good, Fast, Cheap: Which Two?” https://hubs.li/Q037lJ4w0 #IPv4 #WeAreNanog #NANOG93

IPv4•Global is pleased to be a Gold Sponsor of Apricot this year in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, February 19-27, 2025. Ceasar Sitt, Mina Karimi, Adam Scharer, and Ruvan Pillai will be on hand Feb. 24-26 during APNIC 59 to answer questions about the IPv4 address market, developing Internet networking technologies and trends. Let’s meet and discuss your challenges. We’ll be at table 11 in the foyer, located on level one of the M World Hotel. #IPv4 #APNIC59

We have been retained as the exclusive IPv4 broker for the sale of two (2) ARIN /13 IPv4 blocks (1,048,576 addresses) registered to an international telecom. 🔹 Region: ARIN 🔹 Blocks: Two (2) /13s 🔹 Minimum offer size: /16 🔹 Offer deadline: February 28, 2025 Visit https://hubs.li/Q0372cC80 for more information, or email our team at contact buy@ipv4.global.

IP networks can run over all sorts of underlying networks. But the cost of sending data over a WAN means that most operators try to keep traffic local. And a robust design can keep a local network running when the WAN link is lost. LAN cabling and protocols are designed to be inexpensive and serve compact campuses of up to 50,000 people. The popular and inexpensive Category 5e network cable standard, for instance, has a maximum segment length of 100 meters (330 feet). As a result, LANs have considerable popularity among large but physically local organizations. Read more: https://lnkd.in/enxuWT-F #Ipv4 #LAN #WAN