[ppml] NANOG IPv4 Exhaustion BoF
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>On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 03:29:23PM -0800, Scott Leibrand wrote: > > David Conrad wrote: > > Scott, > > > > I have a couple more fundamental questions: > > > > a) What is the overarching goal the transfer policy is trying to achieve? > > If there were just one goal, this would be easy. We're trying to ensure > the continued availability of IP resources after IPv4 free pool > exhaustion, minimizing disruption, minimizing unnecessary deaggregation, > preserving some level of fairness, etc... Scott: er... thats a list of goals :) how about... "maintaining the stewardship role for IP space". > > b) What tools exist (or can be expected to exist given reasonable > > time/resources) to enforce that policy? David: are you refering to the proposed policy in the ARIN region on transfers? if so, whats wrong with the existing tools? > > A couple of observations: > > > FYI, we'll be posting version 1.1 of this policy shortly, which IMO > includes some improvements on this front. this is useful and productive dialog, helping to refine the proposal. thanks. --bill
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