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I work at medium size school district with 7 building locations and just over 300 employees. I was denied an IPv6 block as I was deemed too small. Continued t
by roody15 4y ago
I work at medium size school district with 7 building locations and just over 300 employees. I was denied an IPv6 block as I was deemed too small. Continued to be annoyed at the IPv6 rollout. I have 26 static IPv4 addresses that have worked great and continue to do so.
- jabart 4y agoI think all of ARIN requests require that you be multi-homed to more than one upstream internet provider. If you are not, then you can ask your ISP for a IPv6 block. Assumption here since you don't have a /24 range. This was part of one of our requests when asking for IPv4 addresses was which networks we would peer with and we had to list more than 1.
- ikiris 4y agoThen you did it wrong, because that's not how that works. You can get ip space with trivial need and multihoming.