1. ARIN IPv4/IPv6 Report Richard Jimmerson

2. Available IPv4 /8s from IANA * * as of 8 May 2010 2

3. IPv4 Depletion is Imminent 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 3

4. IPv6 Status 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

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

6. IPv6 Allocations/Assignments by ARIN Over Time (trend-line) 2010 20112012 exponential trend-line ARIN IPv6 Registrations

7. ARIN IPv6 Policies 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/

8. ARIN Outreach

9. Why We Do Outreach Initiate communications with varied stakeholders beyond traditional ARIN community Raise awareness of ARIN and our key messages Provide education

10. Messages 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

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

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

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

14. Exhibit and Speaking Events 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

15. ARIN Letter to CEOs 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

16. Sample Media Coverage

17. Update to US FAR 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.

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

19. 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

20. 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 ARIN Resource Links

21. ARIN Goes Social Facebook – www.facebook.com/TeamARI N Twitter – www.twitter.com/TeamARIN YouTube – www.youtube.com/TeamARIN

22. Thank You