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What if they didn't pay it? It's the US military, IANA would have a hard time enforcing any punishment they bestowed on the DoD.
by craftyguy 9y ago
What if they didn't pay it? It's the US military, IANA would have a hard time enforcing any punishment they bestowed on the DoD.
- leeter 9y agoThen they reverse the assignment, as the ultimate authority on the internet they do have the right.
- craftyguy 9y ago"Something something National Security"
- AstralStorm 9y agoSince they are not publicly used, these sound like bait for routing redirection attacks. It is a security issue for everyone involved.
- astrodust 9y agoIf the US military had to pay a staggering $100/IP per year it wouldn't even show up in a detailed audit. It's an utterly inconsequential amount compared to the military budget. It's not a price thing, it's a "why should we" thing.