July 24, 2020
Why IP Address Management is Necessary
IP address management or IPAM refers to the organization of DHCP and DNS services that assign IPv4 addresses to different devices in a network. In other words, IPAM involves planning, tracking, and managing IPv4 addresses, which is usually done by DNS and DHCP services. However, with a robust IPAM software application, these network services can perform better and work in tandem to resolve common IP conflict issues. Using spreadsheets was the traditional way of managing IP addresses and tracking responsibilities in a network. This can be very taxing in the cases where the size of the IPv4 address pool is huge. Besides, maintaining data in spreadsheets can also be quite time-consuming and prone to human error. This can lead to[…]
July 9, 2020
What is a Dedicated IP Address and How it Can be Beneficial
A dedicated IP address, also known as static IP address, is the unique IPv4 address (or IPv6 address, if your ISP has transitioned to it) that is assigned exclusively to your account. Dedicated IP addresses are generally used for web hosting and running specific server applications. It allows you to view the website using its IP address instead of entering the URL in the browser. This can be beneficial to access the website FTP when the domain name is otherwise inaccessible for some reason. Below are some of the main benefits of using a static IP address. How Using a Dedicated IP Address Can Be Beneficial A static IP address allows you to view the website before pointing the domain[…]
July 7, 2020
IPV4 Opportunity – Infographic
A considerable number of unused IPv4 addresses exists in organizations around the world. With the IPv4 resources running out, trading these between private entities emerged as the ideal solution for their depletion. This is where IPv4 brokers come in. Third-parties like IPv4Mall act as middlemen between those entities having a surplus stock of these resources and the ones who are seeking them. The brokers make the processes of selling and buying the addresses easier. In a way, they are grateful for the fact that there exist unused addresses, and consequently, a secondary market for IPv4 addresses. The following infographic puts all of the above into context.
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