> On May 20, 2025, at 11:39, Noah <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > On Tue, 20 May 2025, 9:23 pm Owen DeLong, <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> Several possibilities… >> >> 1. Some successor takes over operating their network and takes on the >> “organization”. In such a case, presumably ARIN would need a process for an >> organizational name change. (I think this is an operational, not policy >> matter). > > > Is the policy targeting humans or organizations?
The policy is targeting humans, but the statement above applies equally to humans or organizations in the event an organization ceases. For example, Exodus went bankrupt and was subsumed into Cable and Wireless… Cable and Wireless became the successor and took over Exodus’ relationship with ARIN, paid their resource fees and operation of their network. >> 2. The network ceases operations, and either by notification to ARIN or >> through non-payment, ARIN reclaims the resources. > > > But the person is deceased? Yes, that was the premise we started with, the question was “what happens when the person dies”. So yes, all of my answers were possible outcomes after the person dies. > >> >> 3. The estate transfers the resources under section 8 of the NRPM. > > > So in their Will they will have to include information related to IP > addresses in ARIN records associated to them .... as part of their property? Either in their will or through other probate process(es). Owen
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