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Edit: I was wrong, most of the addresses on that page have been allocated. This is a bit disingenuous btw, they are down to 1.5 /8 in the class A space, but ha
by brohee 13y ago
Edit: I was wrong, most of the addresses on that page have been allocated.
This is a bit disingenuous btw, they are down to 1.5 /8 in the class A space, but have quit a few more /8 in class b and class C space.
See https://www.arin.net/knowledge/ip_blocks.html https://www.arin.net/knowledge/ip_blocks.html
Still, people not having a plan should really hurry...
- jlgaddis 13y agoNo, there are only the equivalent of 1.5 /8s altogether.
- brohee 13y agoYup, some ARIN pages are a bit unclear about what is spent and what is not, I got a bit confused by it...
- darkr 13y ago/8 is CIDR notation, CIDR standing for ClassLESS Inter-Domain Routing. Classful network architecture died a couple of decades ago, I'm not sure the term still persists with people erroneously substituting class A/B/C to describe any of /24, /16, /12 or /8 IPv4 networks, sometimes as part of an RFC 1918 network, sometimes not..
- sergiotapia 13y agoGuys let's not vote down people who contribute to the discussion even if they're wrong. Voting a comment down should be reserved for trolls or people who just derail threads.