[ppml] ARIN IP conservation and FREE IP Addresses
Jeremy H. Griffith
jhg at omsys.com
Sat Oct 6 17:40:48 EDT 2007
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On Sat, 6 Oct 2007 14:16:57 -0700, David Conrad <drc at virtualized.org> wrote: >I will also note that it is the very large corporations who have the >lawyers who can pummel ARIN into the ground if policies change in a >way they don't particularly like (regardless of the merit or legality >of those changes). Welcome to business in the USA... True. But oddly enough, when the energy discount structure in California reversed a few years back, in response to an energy shortage (albeit one deliberately created by Enron ;-), there were no such suits. The megacorps just absorbed the major rate increases they were given. Perhaps the same thing would happen if the IPv4 rate discounts were inverted too. --Jeremy
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