[arin-ppml] Policy Proposal: Dedicated IPv4 block to facilitateIPv6 deployment
Alain Durand
alain_durand at cable.comcast.com
Sat Jun 7 22:11:11 EDT 2008
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On 6/7/08 9:35 PM, "Paul Vixie" <paul at vix.com> wrote: > it seems possible that a lot of people think that others are doing prefix > length filtering, but that only a few people, or nobody, is actually doing > it. the policy process should be informed somehow. any idea how we can > objectively measure this, like a poll of operators in the region, or a poll > of operators worldwide, or some kind of ping test using source addresses in > various small prefixes, or some combination? Paul, It seems that the recent incident with youtube showed that anouncements longer than /24 do not get through... So, apparently a large enough number of people today are using filters that acknowledging it in a policy proposal makes sense. - Alain.
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