Why IPv4 Still Matters IPv4 powers the majority of internet traffic today. Many networks, applications, and devices still depend on it for compatibility, performance, and reliability. Because supply is finite, organizations increasingly turn to the secondary market to...
Overview Sanford Health is one of the largest healthcare systems in the Upper Midwest, headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. As Sanford’s internal networks grew to support more facilities, devices, and interconnected communication systems, their existing IPv4...
Behind every IPv4 transaction lies a complex web of global policy. Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) set the standards for how address space is managed, and even subtle updates can alter the market landscape. With several policy proposals and discussions underway...
The difference between a smooth IPv4 transaction and a headache often comes down to the paperwork. A well-built lease or purchase agreement sets expectations, protects both parties, and keeps the transfer compliant from day one. This guide breaks down how to approach...
Owning IPv4 address space provides value in today’s Internet economy. But with that value comes risk—fraudulent activity, hijacking attempts, and misuse of IP resources are growing concerns. If your IPv4 addresses aren’t properly secured, your organization could face...
Transferring IPv4 addresses can be a complex process. Between Regional Internet Registry (RIR) requirements, contract details, and technical steps, there are many opportunities for errors that can delay or even derail a transaction. Whether you’re buying, selling,...
