pagans at texoma.net principle #3

Jim Fleming JimFleming at unety.net
Fri Jul 4 13:34:38 EDT 1997


On Friday, July 04, 1997 7:38 AM, Scott Bradner[SMTP:sob at newdev.harvard.edu] wrote:
@ John sez:
@ 
@ <Principle> InterNIC's IP allocation policies deny routable blocks to
@             diversely homed ISPs unless they show prior "efficient"
@             usage of 32 Class Cs.
@ --
@ 
@ and how does this type of <Principle> help figure out what
@ to do?  how about positive statement of what should be?
@ 
@ Scott
@ 
@ 

Again...

1. Allocate /18s to make sure that you get large blocks
	back if an organization fails.
2. Make the application TOTALLY OBJECTIVE and have
	clerks handle the processing (not geeks).
3. Charge some fee to pay people for their time and energy
	and to discourage 14 year olds from forging applications.
4. Make both the delegate and the two (minimum) upstream
	providers certify that more specific routes will not be
	advertised from the block.
5. Require that upstream providers and the delegates register
	annual renewal applications to avoid having these blocks
	falling in the cracks and changing hands, etc.

============

Here is a short form 1040/18 EZ that the U.S. Government
could be using to allocate /18 CIDR Blocks.

@@@@@@@@@  EXAMPLE @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

1. Name, address, and State of Incorporation.
	(Include copy of the Certificate of Incorporation)

	_______________________________________
	_______________________________________
	_______________________________________

2. Previously allocated blocks that will be returned 60 days
	after the new allocation is activated. (if any)
	__________________________________
	__________________________________
	__________________________________
	__________________________________

3. Contact information on the TWO service providers that have
	agreed to advertise your allocation. Please attach
	standard routing affidavits from each provider.
	
	1. ________________________________

	2. ________________________________

	NOTE: Each provider must verify that at least
	1.544 Mbps of bandwidth is allocated 24 hours
	per day on each link.

4. Business References:
	
	1._____________________________
	
	2._____________________________
	
	3._____________________________

3. Date Submitted and signed by an officer of the company

	______________________________________


Please submit the above information along with a $500
application fee drawn on a U.S. bank. Please allow
at least 5 days for processing from the date received.

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

--
Jim Fleming
Unir Corporation




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