ARIN /8s ?

At 06:47 AM 6/30/97 -0700, Karl Auerbach wrote:
>If we just lay out some ground rules about what kind of commitments and
>mutual obligations go along with an allocation then I think we will have
>avoided a lot of problems (and hopefully derailed any excessive outside
>regulation.)  There's no technology there, just words.  Although with the
>right words we may be able to get people to do good things like "trade up"
>an old block so that they can get a bigger, contiguous block rather than
>demand a separate additional, but non-aggregatable allocation.
>
>		--karl--

Karl,

We're there with a /21 and and /23 which we've offered to trade up with no
avail:

BGP table version is 736887, local router ID is 165.117.1.121
Status codes: s suppressed, d damped, h history, * valid, > best, i - internal
Origin codes: i - IGP, e - EGP, ? - incomplete

   Network          Next Hop          Metric LocPrf Weight Path
*  205.229.106.0/23 192.41.177.145                       0 4200 6467 4963 i
*                   192.41.177.240         6             0 1800 1239 4200
6467 4963 i
* i                 165.117.1.122   2000000000    100      0 6467 4963 i
*>i                 192.41.177.108              100    100 6467 4963 i
*  206.65.112.0/21  192.41.177.145                       0 4200 6467 4963 i
* i                 165.117.1.122   2000000000    100      0 6467 4963 i
*>i                 192.41.177.108              100    100 6467 4963 i

Twice as much of everything except IPs.

Our primary connection is to uu.net (AS701).



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