March 24, 2020
A Brief Guide to the APNIC IPv4 Transfer Process
APNIC or Asia-Pacific Network Information Centre is one of the five main RIRs (Regional Internet Registries) in the world. It oversees the IPv4 numbers and resource allocation in the Asia-Pacific region. Therefore, if you are looking to buy IPv4 addresses in any of the Asian countries, you will need to get it approved by APNIC. Below is a quick guide to the APNIC IPv4 address transfer process. APNIC IPv4 Transfer Process To start the IPv4 trade, you will first need to register for a MyAPNIC account. This is mandatory for all those who want to buy IPv4 address blocks for their network. The MyAPNIC account will help you to choose a Point of Contact (POC) as well as the account[…]
March 12, 2020
Public IP Address Allocation 2020 – Infographic
RIRs allocate IP addresses to internet providers and other companies that provide customers with internet services. There are five regional internet registries (RIRs) that handle the IP address allocation task for different regions of the world. They are APNIC, RIPE NCC, ARIN, AFRINIC, and LACNIC. The US is where the internet was invented, so unsurprisingly, it is the only nation that belongs to the “One Billion IP Addresses” club. This is evident in the following infographic. Just do not think that the nations having a smaller number of IP addresses allocated to them are lacking these so much. For instance, 7 million IP addresses are allocated to New Zealand, but the nation’s population is small too. So the Kiwis are[…]
March 10, 2020
Everything you Need to Know about RIPE IPv4 Transfer Process
If you have been looking forward to buy IPv4 address blocks in any of the European countries, then you will need to get it approved by RIPE. Réseaux IP Européens Network Coordination Centre (RIPE NCC) is the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) that governs IPv4 address trade in Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Central Asia. It can be a bit confusing to acquire IPv4 address blocks, especially for the first-timers, if they are not familiar with how the RIPE IPv4 transfer process works. Therefore, you need to understand the process well before entering into IPv4 address trade. RIPE IPv4 Transfer Process The first thing to do to get started with IPv4 address transfer is to register an account with[…]
February 23, 2020
The Underlying Benefits of IP Address Management
IP address management refers to the administration of DHCP and DNS, which assign and resolve IPv4 addresses to a machine in the network. IP address management can be termed as planning how to use the IPv4 addresses in a network, as well as tracking and managing them. Network services like DNS and DHCP work concurrently to perform these duties, and IP address management can enhance their function for the better. IPv4 addresses form a vital part of any network and managing them can be a bit difficult without a proper IP address management strategy. As the number of IP addresses in your network grows, assigned for different databases, applications, and microservices, it can be very tricky for network administrators to[…]
February 10, 2020
A Quick Look at the ARIN IPv4 Transfer Process
Buying IPv4 addresses can be very simple if you are familiar with the ARIN IPv4 transfer process. ARIN stands for the American Registry for Internet Numbers, which is the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for the US, Canada, as well as North Atlantic and Caribbean regions. You just need to understand the requirements and procedures before you set out to buy IPv4 address blocks for your network. Below is a quick look at how the ARIN IPv4 address transfer process works. ARIN IPv4 Transfer Process You will need to apply for an ORG-ID and register an account with ARIN to start. ARIN may ask you for a certificate of conduct to ensure that you are in good standing and eligible to[…]
January 23, 2020
What is IPv4 Blacklisting?
IPv4 address blacklisting is a very common practice in the IPv4 marketplace these days. Most of us would have experienced networking attacks in one form or the other, such as malware, phishing, spam emails, or ransomware attacks. These malicious attacks originate from a local computer using the internet (meaning an IP address) and find their way to yours. There are many dedicated organizations, which track down such IPv4 addresses that are used for spamming or networking attacks. They have public databases of the blacklisted IPv4 addresses, which can be used by anyone to block connections from suspicious IPs. Some ISPs and private companies also provide a list of blacklisted IPv4 addresses to help make their network safer for the users.[…]
January 13, 2020
What you Should Know about the IPv4 Transfer Market
Buying IPv4 address blocks for your business can be a very complicated process. You should conduct due diligence when you buy IPv4 address blocks and be aware of what to look for to make sure that the transaction meets your needs. Below are a few things that you should know about the IPv4 transfer market. Pre-Approval Process When you are in the marketplace to buy IPv4 address blocks, you need to initiate a pre-approval process before moving forward with the transaction. This is especially important for those in the ARIN and APNIC regions. The pre-approval process will help you to determine the correct IPv4 address block size that you can buy for your business. Once you are aware of that,[…]
December 12, 2019
Process of Leasing an IP Address – Infographic
Leasing an IPv4 address allows you to have possession of the address without having to pay a relatively more expensive amount. With IPv4 addresses becoming scarce and dearer, leasing has become a more convenient option for many businesses. Leasing also means you will not have to enter a long-term agreement. You can lease it for even a month. Besides, leasing relieves you of the responsibility to search for potential purchasers. You would have to do that when you purchase an IP address and look to sell it, but not when you lease it. Here is an infographic that shows you how this process works.
December 7, 2019
Things to Know before Entering the IPv4 Marketplace
The IPv4 marketplace has grown exponentially in recent years. More and more facilitators have entered the industry to help businesses and individuals buy and sell IPv4 address blocks. However, despite its massive success, the IPv4 market still operates inefficiently when compared to other network-oriented industries. There is always a lack of transparency in the industry, and no standards of conduct or ethical approaches have been set in the IPv4 marketplace. This makes it imperative to choose the right IPv4 broker to make sure that you do not end up receiving low-quality services. It is seen that many businesses and individuals find it very difficult to define their IPv4 address trade from a legal perspective. Besides, the terms and conditions of[…]
December 2, 2019
Performing Due Diligence before IPv4 Address Trade
IPv4 trade involves being very careful to complete the transaction safely and successfully. That is why it is recommended to sign a mutual confidentiality agreement as soon as you start the trade discussions with the other party. No matter whether you are looking to buy IPv4 address blocks for your company or sell the unused ones in your possession, you should always conduct due diligence before the trade. Performing Due Diligence When Buying IPv4 Addresses If you were the buyer, due diligence for you would start as soon as you acquire the specific designation of the available IPv4 addresses from the seller or intermediary agent. To start, you should verify the seller’s good standing and assess the reputation of the[…]
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