[ppml] APNIC policy proposal to create a regulated market in IPv4 addresses
Paul Vixie
paul at vix.com
Mon Aug 6 12:20:54 EDT 2007
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> > Also, does anyone believe ISPs are going to remove the filters that > > implicitly limit the length of a usable (for the purposes of highest > > likelihood of global routability) IPv4 prefix to a /24? If so, why? > > I hope not, and if subdivision/deaggregation gets bad enough we will see > filters tighten. In a worst case scenario we filter at /20 across > the board and anyone using longer prefix gets to move. what would you have f.root-servers.org do in that case? our IPv4 address is in a /24, and our IPv6 address is in a /48. even apart from the question of how long it takes to renumber a root name server, where would you like us to move? we have other address blocks but those other blocks aren't anycast. paul ps. not speaking as an arin trustee.
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