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Agreed. This is just a mitigation so it should mitigate correct problem. IMO it's a problem that new service operators can't get enough IPv4 addresses for cheap
by fomine3 5y ago
Agreed. This is just a mitigation so it should mitigate correct problem. IMO it's a problem that new service operators can't get enough IPv4 addresses for cheaper. It's inequality.
If 240./4 become available, ICANN should sell cheaper (or free) for relatively new service operators especially in developing world, rather than tech giants in the US.
- ev1 5y agoAPNIC actually provide discounts if you are from a developing economy. However, in practice, I see huge amounts of abuse from this, people registering space for half the price then immediately leasing it for out of country use, etc.