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This is actually the opposite of what I'm seeing in the American IPv4 market. I run a broker company (ipv4hub.com) with access to millions of IP addresses and
by bluedevil2k 12y ago
This is actually the opposite of what I'm seeing in the American IPv4 market. I run a broker company (ipv4hub.com) with access to millions of IP addresses and can't sell any large blocks at all (large block being a /18 which is about 16,000 addresses).
EDIT: Fixed the number of addresses in a /18
- mianosm 12y agoYou mean a /14 - you went two bits in the wrong direction.
- teraflop 12y agoNo, a /14 is 2^18 = 262144 addresses.
- JoachimSchipper 12y agoInteresting. Of course, the US, as the inventor, has quite a lot of IP space; perhaps it's just that?
- tptacek 12y agoWhy would they be limited to selling within the US?
- davidu 12y agoWe just bought a /16. Shouldn't be any issues selling your /18. Perhaps a marketing or pricing issue?