[ppml] getting converts to V6
Owen DeLong
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Wed May 16 11:59:49 EDT 2007
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On May 16, 2007, at 8:25 AM, Jeroen Massar wrote: > [somebody wrote off-list, replying on-list, bcc'd to the replyer] > >> $2400 per year is not a small fee. It is $200 per month. >> Add 2 T1's to that and you get $1500/Month. >> That is more than a house man, just to run BGP and be ISP >> independent. > It's also not an accurate reflection of the IPv6 end-user fees. Currently, you only need to pay $500 initially per assignment. Then, your annual maintenance fees are $100 per year for _ALL_ ARIN resources. So, if you already have an ASN or IPv4 space, your additional cost per year is $0. If you're an ISP, then, theoretically, you have customers paying you for your services and $1,500 per month divided by the 200 customers you plan to have within a year works out to less than $8/customer. > You pay <1500/month for a house? Which place is that? > That is what you pay for a single room over here. > Yep... Same here. > Strange pricing, I think you are being ripped off for a T1 @ $650/ > month. > To put it in another way, you are paying $1300*12 = $15600/year for IP > but can't pay $2400 for the actual addresses!? And forgetting all > about > the factors like hardware, power, humans involved etc. Skewed world. > >> That's a big expense just to be ISP independent. That's about what circuit+service costs for T1 run these days. If you've got a better deal, contact me off list. I could use a cheap T1 to back up my DSL. > It is indeed a huge privilege to be ISP independent. It takes a lot of > knowledge and investment of various things to do it correctly. > If you are incapable of doing that, then please don't. There are > enough > unmanaged networks on the Internet already and really another > couple of > them is something to avoid. > It's not a privilege, but, it does take knowledge, effort, and equipment. I won't dignify the monetization rants in either direction. Owen -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/pkcs7-signature Size: 2105 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.arin.net/pipermail/arin-ppml/attachments/20070516/1abc7431/attachment.bin
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