[ppml] IPv4 address and routing slot markets
Scott Leibrand
sleibrand at internap.com
Sat Oct 27 13:27:13 EDT 2007
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michael.dillon at bt.com wrote: >> However, if we go ahead and allow full >> deaggregation down to /24, as Geoff's proposal in APNIC would >> do, then we lose the ability to filter such routes without >> losing reachability. >> > > Allow? > > What business does ARIN or APNIC or RIPE have in allowing or disallowing > any kind of route announcements? It is not in the charter of ARIN or in > the terms of reference of RIPE. Is there a significant number of ISPs > who are about to sign some kind of routing treaty? > I'm not referring to "allowing" announcement of more-specifics out of a larger aggregate. Geoff's proposal would allow you to break up and transfer (in APNIC's database) individual /24's, basically turning all of APNIC's space into a larger class C swamp. That is a problem because you can't filter such routes without losing reachability, whereas if someone advertises a more-specific /24 out of a /22 or larger aggregate for TE purposes (as we see today), that more-specific need not be accepted by every network on the Internet. -Scott
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