[ppml] My view on IPv4 (was: Re: IPv4 wind-down)
Luke S. Crawford
lsc at prgmr.com
Tue Apr 3 17:08:57 EDT 2007
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On Tue, 3 Apr 2007, michael.dillon at bt.com wrote: > Here is an interesting experiment for most of you. Go to > http://www.satka.ru and have a look around the site. How many of you > would have a problem if this whole town was inaccessible from the USA if > they decided to "borrow" some Earthlink IP addresses? As I said before in a private e-mail (in a failed attempt to reduce noise) even assuming the pesants don't need out-of-country connectivity, if the russian "tier-1" internet needs to talk to both the russian-only web and the whole internet, implementation of this "ip block theft" would be excessively difficult without NAT, and with NAT, it's not really IP block theft, as NAT will translate the IP addresses to something globaly routable.
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