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There technically is an ongoing fee to keep your membership (at least with ARIN there is) but it's so small to be meaningless. Some providers rent their ipv4 b
by cmeacham98 4y ago
There technically is an ongoing fee to keep your membership (at least with ARIN there is) but it's so small to be meaningless.
Some providers rent their ipv4 blocks rather than purchase them, because the smallest volume you can buy in is 1024 addresses which is pretty expensive, especially for newcomers. In that case there would be an ongoing cost.
- toast0 4y agoYou can get /24's (256 addresses), you don't need to get a /22. Anything with a longer prefix is not generally allocated by regional internet registries, and won't usually be accepted over BGP.
- cmeacham98 4y agoOops, major facepalm, forgot /24 was the actual smallest size. It's too late to edit my comment to fix it sadly.