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I believe the op is not talking about a denial by ARIN. The 44 space is administered by a series of volunteers that I believe is distributed worldwide. Some peo
by adestefan 7y ago
I believe the op is not talking about a denial by ARIN. The 44 space is administered by a series of volunteers that I believe is distributed worldwide. Some people in the amateur radio community like to create little fiefdoms and the distribution of subnets in 44 is not immune to this type of gate keeping.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 7y agoAh whoops, sorry about that. Thought they were referencing the larger IP space issue. My point still stands, ARIN is terrible :)
- billh 7y agoCorrect. ARDC (managing entity of AMPRNet) then used the lack of use of the 44 address space as an excuse to sell it off to the highest bidder. Those addresses were indeed unused, but not for lack of want.