[ppml] ARIN IP conservation and FREE IP Addresses
Jeremy H. Griffith
jhg at omsys.com
Sat Oct 6 21:25:21 EDT 2007
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On Sat, 06 Oct 2007 20:14:59 -0400 (EDT), Jason Schiller <schiller at uu.net> wrote: >The question I have is do we want to limit the use of IP addresses based >on address utilization or based on the amount of money an org is willing >to pay for each address? Unless you think ARIN should charge nothing to anyone, which would be a hard position to support given that ARIN has expenses, this is rather moot. The question is then, do we want to have a fee scale: 1. that encourages maximum usage (the current one), 2. that is flat (about $0.02 per IP), or 3. that encourages conservation (the California-style graduated charge)? Personally, I favor number 3. Actually, that seems to address your concern better than the other two, IMHO. And note that this is orthogonal to utilization, not a replacement for it. --Jeremy
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