[ppml] Difference between ULA-C and PI
Edward Lewis
Ed.Lewis at neustar.biz
Fri Jun 8 11:38:15 EDT 2007
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I'm not going to compare PI to ULA-C as the latter isn't well defined (no draft) - but - for the sake of seeing if I'm understanding the discussion: Comparing PI and to some addressing scheme that is purported to not be in the DFZ: 1) Both are the same amount of work and benefit to the RIRS. 2) PI puts a route into the DFZ, the other thing doesn't. The latter point makes the non-routed address scheme less "costly" to network operations. OTOH, as both are the same in the registration process I would think that they are the same under all other RIR policies (cost sharing, reporting, whois/in-addr, etc.) At least this is what I have gathered from reading the threads on this. -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Edward Lewis +1-571-434-5468 NeuStar Sarcasm doesn't scale.
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