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Matt Parker is a Business Analyst and Trainer at the RIPE NCC, where he specialises in data analysis and product development activities. He has been active in the telecommunications industry since the late 1990s with international experience working at organisations such as Cisco Systems and British Telecom Global Services. He enjoys providing training courses for members of the RIPE NCC and working closely with other organisations and institutions in order to build a strong community within the RIPE service region.
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Over the past few months, we've been working hard to provide more functionality in the ‘Tickets’ section of the LIR Portal. Now we'd like to ask the community for feedback on the improvements we've deployed and for any suggestions you may have about future enhancements.
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High quality registry data is important - even more so with the recent increase in address transfers and the exhaustion of the global IPv4 pool. This article explores how we will be enhancing our tools and processes to ensure the RIPE Registry remains up-to-date in this challenging environment.
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In the final quarter of 2013, we launched the Assisted Registry Check (ARC) for our members. This enhancement to the auditing activities of the RIPE NCC was initiated in response to feedback from members who indicated that our previous auditing activities were time-consuming and could be more effic…
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The Assisted Registry Check is the new name for the RIPE NCC’s audit activities that have been improved using feedback from RIPE NCC members and the RIPE community. This improvement aims to make the process more efficient and less time consuming for Local Internet Registries (LIRs).
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“Hello. What if I make the request via my email, registered in the LIR contacts like I did it earlier? Will the NCC receive this request? I did it on Tuesday. but haven't got reply and cannot find this request in the ticket list in my account, but got the message from the NCC bot.”
I'm pleased to report that all of our email support channels remain valid and continue to generate tickets with our support teams! The email confirmation that you received includes the ticket number (with the format #12345). You can reply directly to the email if you have further questions or comments to add to the request.
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