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Hi. I going soon to start ISP business, rural, home based.

It take more than year to get fibre

Need couple recommendations.

Option 1. Register with ARIN, pay $50 + $250 per year, got ASN and IPv6 /40 and join waiting list for /24

this actually simplest way

Lease ipv4 /24

Option 2.

Register with ARIN, pay $50 and join waiting list for /24(or even/22)

when it will be my turn(3 years), i will definitely will be need more than 254 IPs

Lease ipv4 /24, lease ipv6 that is supercheap

Lease ASN from RIPE for euro 60 if needed. But it not actually needed.

Option 3.

Register with ARIN, pay $50 + $250 per year, got ASN and IPv6 /40 and join waiting list for /22

when it will be my turn(3 years), i will definitely will be need more than 254 IPs

Yes, I want to have a cake and eat it too, request resources over my current plan, But ARIN says:

The current fee schedule is based on the service category corresponding to the total amount of ARIN allocated Internet number resources (IPv4, IPv6, and ASNs) to an organization

I cant see anything against Option 2, but to see is it true, i need to pay $50 for ARIN registration.

I currently have

Mikrotik CCR2116-12G-4S+

CISCO NEXUS MANAGED SWITCH, N9K-C9372PX

50 pair of bidi SFP modules

50 mediaconverters

Should be enough for 47 users

lots of Chinese cables, Chinese splicer. Dont have ODTR(need $1.2K, not enough money)

I need 20 users to pay for uplink

Question 1: when i need to upgrade 1Gbit to higher speed?

If 47 users start watching 4K at evening, this will be not enough

Question 2: Do i really need /24? I can ask my provider for /27, 6 IPs and use CGNAT

And v6/48, this 64K and i give /56 to every client, 640kb (256 addresses) will be enough for anyone

I think i stop thinking about money to pay for IP at 100 clients mark. And start thinking to buy horizontal drilling machine, but it different story



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