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IPv4 and IPv6 Evolution: Regionally and Globally

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The Regional Internet Registries

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LIRs in the RIPE NCC Service Region

13,658

On 14 September 2012, the RIPE NCC began to allocate IPv4 address space from the last /8 of IPv4 address space it holds. ~8,300

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Membership per Sub-region

• Western Europe 62.6%

• Eastern Europe 28.2%

• Middle East 7.6%

• Outside Region 1.6%

• Western Europe 62.5%

• Eastern Europe 25.4%

• Middle East 9.3%

• Outside Region 2.8%

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IPv4 Available at RIPE NCC

Total number of available and reserved IPv4 addresses (in millions) managed by the RIPE NCC

~16 Million

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IPv4 Addresses Transferred

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Number of LIRs with / without IPv6

10,333

3,325

With IPv6 Without IPv6

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IPv6 RIPEness in the RIPE Region

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IPv6 World Wide

• USA 19.43%

• Peru 19.37%

• Japan 16.21%

• Malaysia 15.61%

• Brazil 10.66%

• Canada 10.3%IPv6 usage per country

(source APNIC)

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IPv6 in Europe

• Belgium 49%

• Switzerland 29%

• Portugal 28%

• Greece 25%

• Germany 18%

• Finland 12%

• Norway 12% IPv6 usage per country(source APNIC)

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IPv6 in the Middle East

• Turkey 5.26%

• Saudi Arabia 4.32%

• The rest…

IPv6 usage per country(source APNIC)

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