Internet Number Audit: Fix Your IP Inventory Gaps
Five RIRs manage global resources, yet fragmented records create risk. Learn to audit your IPv4 and IPv6 assets for true governance.
Five RIRs manage global resources, yet fragmented records create risk. Learn to audit your IPv4 and IPv6 assets for true governance.
RIRs enforce strict rules like ARIN's 12-month lock on new resources. Learn how these policies shape global IPv4 transfers in 2026.
Five RIRs manage global resources with divergent costs like RIPE's €1,000 signup. InterLIR bypasses these fees to secure your IPv4 assets efficiently.
With IPv4 still handling the majority of traffic, your vote matters. Learn how 3 open Board seats shape policy before the June 22 deadline.
ARIN 2026 elections: self-nominations close 7:00 PM ET 22 June. Which body sets your fee and transfer rules, and how a holder should read the slate.
RIPE's May 2026 update shows 841 LIRs waiting 536 days and IPv6 ROA coverage at 44%. Why the waiting list is a supply signal, not a queue, and what to do instea
Five distinct zones manage global IP policy under ICANN. Learn how strict governance impacts your network's access to finite IPv4 resources today.
A CISA probe of 121 networks proves static IP ranges fail. Learn how governed identity frameworks protect routing trust and customer retention.
RIPE 93 in Sofia targets IPv4 scarcity with 3,049 votes proving stakeholder engagement. Submit technical proposals by 14 August 2026.
APNIC's Q1 2026 report shows 99.99% uptime despite IPv4 scarcity. Learn how governance adapts as the pool shrinks to 0.18 /8.
With IPv6 access hitting 48.8%, unmanaged dual-stack environments create blind spots. Learn why technical pleas fail and governance is the only fix.
The May 2026 report locks in 5 regional roles. I break down how this rigid framework impacts your IPv4 assets before approval.
The May 8, 2026 update locks down the RIR Governance Document. I break down the 5 distinct mailing lists shaping these critical global policy shifts.
ARIN 57 fee schedule for IPv4 holders: the $275 vs $250 gap, the IPv6 waiver deadline, transfer costs, and the Sept voting cutoff to act on.
The updated RIPE NCC Strategy 2027-2031 draft adds an SLO appendix and key metrics. Why the appendix, not the six focus areas, is the part members can hold the
The NRO Strategy 2026-28 reads like a coverage win (71% leased-prefix ROA), but the real story is in the security pillar: registries are spending the next three
With 3,049 votes already cast, register by May 20 via the LIR Portal to influence the Executive Board and charging schemes before deadlines pass.
Seventeen new fellows join seven technical tracks to shape policy across 75 countries, ensuring skilled operators guide our shared infrastructure.
RIPE seeks volunteers by 6 March 2026 to resolve IP disputes. As IoT hits 21.9 billion devices, human arbiters remain essential for governance.
See how APNIC's open process serves 56 diverse economies. Real operators bridge the gap between clean protocols and messy infrastructure realities.
APNIC and PITA updated their 2002 agreement to support 56 economies, focusing on real BGP training and local policy input for stability.
ARIN needs three volunteers by April 28 to guide policy. With IPv6 overtaking IPv4 by 2026, your governance role impacts costs.
Nikita breaks down ARIN's 8M records to show how 15 elected members shaped 2025 policy without the corporate spin.
Xiong'an earned the first city plaque on April 6, 2026. I analyze how this direct APNIC membership changes global routing policy.
With IPv4 still carrying 60% of global traffic, the ARIN Fellowship trains 15 experts yearly to manage critical number resources.
Don't miss the March 17 deadline for ARIN 57. The $199 Galt House rate expires then, risking your spot in critical IPv4 policy debates.
Join me in Jakarta for APRICOT 2026. We'll tackle Prop164 and prepare our networks for the 70% of enterprises adopting agentic AI soon.
The NRO NC reviewed feedback from five regional lists. With 15 volunteers debating, these governance ambiguities need fixing before adoption.
With mobile traffic hitting 64%, rigid global governance frameworks are essential. I break down how new policies protect our shared resources.
ARIN 57 meets in Louisville this April. With 74% of traffic now RPKI-secured, we analyze the gap between route counts and real safety.
Only 10 individuals join the 2026 ARIN Fellowship. I break down the Jan 26 deadline and why generic applications fail every time.
Five individuals, including two former Fellows, now shape ARIN policy. Learn how the Jan 7 selection impacts your 2026 governance strategy.