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I owned a couple /24s around then as well, but I'd completely forgotten about them until now. I never even used them because it was a hassle to get them routed.
by caymanjim 8y ago
I owned a couple /24s around then as well, but I'd completely forgotten about them until now. I never even used them because it was a hassle to get them routed. I assume they've been reallocated by now, but I'm not sure. I don't have access to the [email] domain I registered them from (nor am I even sure what it was at the time).
- icedchai 8y agoIt is likely they were not reallocated... Any idea what the ranges were or the names you registered them under? You might be able to dig them up with brute force whois or some google searches...
- caymanjim 8y agoI believe just under my own full name, although I may have specified an organization. If there's no ongoing maintenance requirement to retain IP allocations (like an annual fee), then maybe they are still floating out there attached to me in some way. I'll have to do some research.
- icedchai 8y agoFor "legacy" space, meaning anything predating ARIN (before 1997-ish), no fees are required unless you chose to sign the registration services agreement. I refused to sign it and my /24 has remained free for the past 25 years.