Questions on IP Address policies
Lenis Charles
lenis_charles at hotmail.com
Fri Jul 28 20:11:06 EDT 2000
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If this list is not the correct place to ask these questions, please accept my apology for the inconvenience. If you could direct me to the correct person or list to ask, I would greatly appreciate it. If a company "owned" (or had been allotted) a class B since the early 90's, how is this classified by ARIN? Is it assigned to the company (as an end user organization) or is it allocated to the company (as an ISP org for furthur suballocation)? Or does it not fall into neither of these categories since the allocation occurred before the current SWIP (allocation) policies were instituted. In either case, if the company wanted to start sub-allocating (or assigning) these addresses to its customers, would it be able to do so without reclassifying the space? When does (if at all) ARIN consider taking space back from an organization? If the company assigns a subnet of its Class B to one of its customers, and the customer multi-homes with another ISP, will his subnet be diversly reachable through both the company's network and the other ISP whom he is multi-homed with? In other words, will the Internet routing community advertise and accept routes that represent a partial Class B network. FYI: When I say a CLASS B network, I am speaking of a CLASS B network and not just a /16 CLASS B equivalent. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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