>and thousands of dollars a year.
If you own a single /24 it is only $250 per year to ARIN.
A /24 is going to cost $11-12k, but it will have good resale value so it isn't a huge deal.
If you own a single /24 it is only $250 per year to ARIN.
A /24 is going to cost $11-12k, but it will have good resale value so it isn't a huge deal.
And, I for one does not expect the generous redistributions to continue due to both general price increases of ~10% per annum and a stop in the explosive growth of LIRs (i.e. the oversized budget contribution of signup fees)) due to the new /24 rules...
(Not to sound harsh, but why comment if you didn't know and couldn't be bothered to look up the correct answer? It's literally the first hit for [arin fees]. The HN guidelines discourage "low effort" comments.)