[ARIN-consult] [arin-announce] Fee Schedule Change Consultation
David Farmer
farmer at umn.edu
Thu Nov 15 19:56:00 EST 2012
On 11/15/12 17:35 , John Springer wrote:
> Hi Bill,
>
> On Thu, 15 Nov 2012, William Herrin wrote:
...
>> Unless there's a much better reason than "waah, those guys are still
>> getting the free ride we promised them 15 years ago," I'd say: let
>> sleeping giants lie. ARIN has important fights to win for us, against
>> governments who want to do asinine things with Internet management.
>> Why pick an extra fight with the legacy registrants?
>
> Amen! Let's not.
>
> John Springer
I'm reluctant to do anything that could even be perceived as a barrier
for IPv6 adoption. But, ARIN should be proactive and explicitly offer
the LRSA when an organization with legacy resources that is applying for
their IPv6 block. In this case, they are likely using the fact that
they have legacy IPv4 as justification for their IPv6 block. They are
going to have to sign an RSA for their IPv6 anyway, and the LRSA is
virtually identical. It could even be a two for one with their lawyers,
its really that close.
I think ARIN needs be very proactive on this issue in general, maybe
even to the point of being a little pushy. Bringing up the LRSA anytime
they have business interactions with organizations that have legacy
resources, especially any business that requires an updated RSA be
signed anyway. Maybe even offer to wave the first years maintenance fee
for legacy resources when they sign a LRSA and are conducting other
business with ARIN at the same time.
I don't support a requirement to sign the LRSA, at least at this time,
maybe someday. However, I see nothing wrong with some strong up selling
by ARIN, "Would You Like Fries with That". :)
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