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They aren't QUITE free. ARIN charges yearly fee of $1,250 for a /40 of IPv6 space. Of course, that's theoretically 309 SEPTILLION addresses (2^88), as much as o
by rbranson 16y ago
They aren't QUITE free. ARIN charges yearly fee of $1,250 for a /40 of IPv6 space. Of course, that's theoretically 309 SEPTILLION addresses (2^88), as much as organization will currently need. $1,250 for up to a /20 of IPv4s, which is a paltry 4,096 addresses.