Re:Thinking about our passive exposure to IPv6 issues
by icedchai on Tuesday April 25, 2023 @10:20AM
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IPv6 subnets are supposed to be super cheap. As an individual, through a RIPE LIR, I was able to get a /44 (2^20 /64 subnets), no questions asked. I have these tunneled into my home lab and a couple other locations. I realize my setup is unusual: I have my own ASN and am running BGP.
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Re:Thinking about our passive exposure to IPv6 issues
by lmm on Wednesday April 26, 2023 @07:01PM
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In most countries you can't even get an ASN as a private individual. I found I couldn't without having a business identity.
Re:Thinking about our passive exposure to IPv6 issues
by greyface- on Wednesday April 26, 2023 @08:53PM
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FWIW, ARIN will let you register as an individual sole proprietor, even in jurisdictions where this doesn't require state registration/licensing.
Re:Thinking about our passive exposure to IPv6 issues
by icedchai on Wednesday April 26, 2023 @10:20PM
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If you work with a RIPE LIR, they may be more than willing to help you, even if you are outside of Europe. You just need a "presence" in Europe, which can be virtual (a VPS counts.)
I am in the ARIN region but I did not want to pay the ARIN registration fees for an ASN. It was $550 + $150/year, so I went with a RIPE LIR.