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Hard to blame ARIN there, They have about 70 people working for them, they're not scaled to deal with every tom dick and harry coming to them for assignments.
by xxpor 5y ago
Hard to blame ARIN there, They have about 70 people working for them, they're not scaled to deal with every tom dick and harry coming to them for assignments.
- kazen44 5y agowhich is why the LIR's exist. you can get provider independant IP space from a LIR.
- nobody9999 5y ago>which is why the LIR's exist. >you can get provider independant IP space from a LIR. My understanding was that it was primarily ISPs that filled the role of LIRs. Is that incorrect? If so, how can I find an LIR in my area? Edit: I should have added that I've looked around, but AFAICT, the only "provider independent" group handing out IP addresses in my area is ARIN. I may be missing something obvious, but I don't think my google-fu is so bad that I can't find it, if it does indeed exist.
- nobody9999 5y ago>Hard to blame ARIN there I wasn't blaming anyone. If that's the impression I gave, then I communicated poorly. Just expressing my frustration WRT the inability to get an IPv6 block for myself. It shouldn't be this hard.