How costs will trickle down (if ARIN goes through)

On Thursday, January 16, 1997 5:05 PM, Michael Dillon[SMTP:michael at memra.com] wrote:
@ On Thu, 16 Jan 1997, Jim Fleming wrote:
@
@ 95% of the people on this list probably already know what ARIN's position
@ on these questions will be.
@
@ >         1. What /8 does ARIN intend to manage ?
@
@ ARIN will manage whatever address space is delegated to it by IANA.
@

Will that be a /8 or a /16 ?

Have the applications been posted that ARIN submitted
to the IANA to obtain IPv4 Address Space and Registry rights ?

What form was used ?

Is the IANA accepting additional applications ?

Is there an application fee ?


@ >         2. Does ARIN intend to cultivate the education of additional
@ >                 registries ?
@
@ The only other IP registrie4s that ARIN will cultivate will be IP
@ registries for the continents of South America and Africa. Once those
@ registries are actually operational they will be equals with ARIN, APNIC
@ and RIPE with all 5 getting IP allocations from IANA.
@

That is good news....

You are obviously much more in touch with what is going
on with ARIN than most people...

Do you work for Network Systems, Inc. ?

@ >         3. Who are the Trustees of ARIN ?
@
@ Kim said this would get announced when they publish a revised proposal.
@ I think most people would be satisfied to wait and see it all at once.
@

Sure...while they are waiting for the IANA, the IAHC, the ISOC...etc...

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Jim Fleming
UNETY Systems, Inc.
Naperville, IL

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