IPv6 Transition Support
IPv4 leasing positioned as a bridge through a multi-year IPv6 transition — fitting operating models whose customer base cannot move to IPv6-only quickly, whose CDN and edge dependencies still demand IPv4 reachability, and whose engineering plan needs predictable IPv4 inventory through the transition period.
Free Advisory
Fibi sources IPv4 Depot IPv6 Transition Support at no cost to you. Our advisory is funded by the carrier.
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IPv4 Leasing: Monthly OpEx Inventory
Monthly leasing of registered IPv4 blocks — fitting operating models whose IPv4 demand is project-bound, growth-bound or contractual rather than permanent, whose finance posture cannot accommodate a large-block CapEx outlay this cycle, and whose registry strategy is deliberately deferring permanent acquisition until growth assumptions firm up.
IPv4 Buying & Acquisition
Brokered IPv4 acquisition through legitimate ARIN, RIPE, APNIC, LACNIC and AFRINIC transfers — fitting operating models whose hosting, ISP or service-provider business has long-term IPv4 inventory needs and whose finance posture treats IPv4 as a permanent capital asset rather than a leased OpEx line.
IPv4 Selling: Divest Unused Inventory
Sell-side brokerage for legacy IPv4 holders looking to monetize inventory beyond current need — fitting operating models holding more space than the operating plan justifies, whose finance posture wants to monetize the asset and whose engineering team cannot maintain registry-transfer paperwork in-house for a one-time divestiture.
Clean-Reputation Inventory Vetting
Inventory verified for clean reputation, routability and registry status before delivery — fitting operating models whose hosting, mail or service-provider business cannot tolerate addresses appearing on blocklists, RBLs or known-hijack lists, and whose engineering team cannot absorb the operational cost of sourcing and reputation-cleaning IPv4 space inside the org.