Richard Jimmerson

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• RIRs have drawn eight /8s from the IANA in
2010 through 8 May – same as all of 2009
• There are 18 /8s remaining at the IANA as of 8 May 2010
• IANA IPv4 free pool depletion COULD happen as soon as December 2010
• Remember the Global Policy for final five /8s

• Registration traffic continues to increase
• Community continues to update IPv6 policies at ARIN
• Community/User attitude shifting toward
IPv6 acceptance
• Media interest in IPv4 depletion and IPv6 adoption rapidly increasing

IPv6 Allocations/Assignments by ARIN Over Time
Board directs increased outreach

IPv6 Allocations/Assignments by ARIN Over Time (trend-line) exponential trend-line
ARIN IPv6 Registrations

• Internet Service Providers
– ISPs are issued /32s
– streamlined policy provides easy access
• End User Organizations
– End users are issued /48s
– Policy mirrors IPv4
• Community often submits new IPv6 policy proposals http://www.arin.net/policy/

• Initiate communications with varied stakeholders beyond traditional ARIN community
• Raise awareness of ARIN and our key messages
• Provide education

• ARIN and the RIRs
• Internet governance participation
• IPv4 depletion and IPv6 adoption
• Other targeted messages as needed
– Legacy Registration Services Agreement
– 4-byte AS Numbers

• Providers
– ISPs
– Content providers
– Application service providers
• Equipment and software vendors
• Enterprise companies
• Governments and NGOs
• Media / Press / Social Media

• Presentations
• Exhibits (direct and reverse)
• Media interviews
• Advertisements
• Event attendance and participation
– Microphone time
– Hallway outreach

• Fact and information sheets (and CDs)
• Multimedia pieces
• Giveaways (pens, stickers, etc.)
• Slide decks
• Comic books
• More…

Recent Events
• Consumer Electronics Show
• IT Roadmaps
• CompTEL
• CTIA Wireless
• FOSE
• VoiceCon
• WIMAX Global Forum
• Super Computing
• Interop
• Cable Show
Upcoming Events
• ISOC Chapter Events
• CTU ICT Road Show
• International Telecoms
Week
• E3 Gaming Expo
• InfoComm
• HostingCon
• CANTO
• USENIX / LISA

• Announcement sent to ~15,000 orgs*
– IPv4 address space will be depleted within the next few years
– Organizations should begin planning on the transition to IPv6
– Beginning 18 May 2009, all applications for IPv4 address space must include an attestation of accuracy from an officer of the organization
• Email sent to ~25,000 registered POCs with IPv4 address space
*http://www.arin.net/announcements/2009/20090420.html

In December, 2009, final rule E9-28931 was issued amending the Federal
Acquisition Regulation to require all
U.S. Government agencies effective
July, 2010, to acquire only IPv6 compliant products.

• Collaboration happening across industry segments
– ISPs
– Content providers
– Application service providers
• Increased level of open communication about deployment

IPv6 for content/hosting providers
• Full description of IPv6 policies
• IPv6 adoption case studies
– Hurricane Electric
– Carpathia Hosting
– ARIN systems engineering
• Full slide and video archive of session: https://www.arin.net/participate/meetings/reports/
ARIN_XXV/premeeting.html

• TeamARIN Microsite http://TeamARIN.net
– Event Calendar
– Education
– Blogs
– Spread the word
• Public use slide deck
• Materials support request
• ARIN IPv6 wiki http://getipv6.info

• Facebook – www.facebook.com/TeamARI
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• Twitter – www.twitter.com/TeamARIN
• YouTube – www.youtube.com/TeamARIN