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> But you're not going to get your own AS for a home network, even if you find an appropate ISP to provide you transit. ARIN, at least, will happily assign you
by jlgaddis 8y ago
> But you're not going to get your own AS for a home network, even if you find an appropate ISP to provide you transit.
ARIN, at least, will happily assign you an ASN assuming you 1) meet the multi-homing requirements and 2) pay the bill for it.
- isostatic 8y agoPresumably the requirement includes having a couple of ISPs advertising your IP space, which I assume means having a /24. Can you still get those easily from ARIN?
- namibj 8y agoThe European version of ARIN allows IPv6-only networks. /24 cost you about 3-6k$ each, depending on if you can spare a month to get a good price or need it announced tomorrow morning for your AS.