ARIN IPv6 Policy
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Mon Mar 12 13:02:13 EST 2001
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> > Why wait? With the last proviso in place, we can let ARIN get on > > with the process of getting v6 assets in play so we can gain > > the Operational Experience needed to make sane recommendations. > > Otherwise we wait on the IAB/IESG to "consider" away w/o any > > operational feedback from ARIN. They will get it from APNIC & RIPE. > > you speak as if v6 address space was not being allocated by arin. to the > best of my knowledge, it is. To the best of my knowledge, ARIN is. But not according to the IAB/IESG guidelines. With the adoption of the IAB/IESG guidelines, ARIN will be aligned with the other registries. > and, to the best of my knowledge, ripe and apnic are doing the same as arin > is already. but they are less inclined than you seem to be to jump without > member discussion and consensus. RIPE & APNIC are delegating according to IAB/IESG guidelines. And the discussion on the v6wg list supports a consensus opinion that the IAB/IESG recommendations be adopted. This was considered by the ARIN AC and was sent to the Board. ARINs president just made the announcment that ARIN is adopting the IAB/IESG recommendation modulo operational experience. If you feel that ARIN should not adopt the IAB/IESG recommendations, please add your reasoned discussion to the list. > > randy >
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