[arin-discuss] Size Categories for IPv6.
Brian. Hierholzer
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Mon Apr 18 16:16:26 EDT 2011
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On Apr 18, 2011, at 3:15 PM, "James Cornick - JCHost.net<http://JCHost.net>" <james.cornick at jchost.net<mailto:james.cornick at jchost.net>> wrote:
I agree there needs to be an equivalent for the X-Small allocation with ipv4 in conjunture with ipv6 fee schedule and allocation size. I believe this will encourage ipv6 use as it will not be as costly and also so everyone who has ipv4 allocation would have the ability to easily obtain a ipv6 allocation. In terms of what you have laid out allocation size wise I think what you have makes good sense unless there is a way to make the /32 the x-small, however making the /32 the x-small seems like there would be a lot of waste.
Thank you,
James Cornick
On 4/18/2011 3:00 PM, <mailto:cja at daydream.com> cja at daydream.com<mailto:cja at daydream.com> wrote:
How do you feel about the size categories all together? Do you think they still make sense in IPv6?
Thanks !
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 1:57 PM, Brian Jankovich <<mailto:bjankovich at vaultnetworks.com>bjankovich at vaultnetworks.com<mailto:bjankovich at vaultnetworks.com>> wrote:
I agree with the proposed pricing mode. Being that the /32 is the smallest a provider can get, it should be in the X-small category.
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Subject: [arin-discuss] Size Categories for IPv6.
There was a recent policy proposal (138) to try to change the size categories for IPv6 allocations. It was abandoned by the AC because it is a pricing matter but I wanted to start up a discussion here to perhaps give ARIN guidance as to how the community feels about changing the sizes.
Currently the IPv6 size categories are
Size Category
Fee (US Dollars)
Block Size
X-small
$1,250
smaller than /40
Small
$2,250
/40 to /32
Medium
$4,500
/31 to /30
Large
$9,000
/29 to /27
X-large
$18,000
/26 to /22
XX-large
$36,000
/22 and larger
IPv6 Annual FeeS (NOTE: FEE WAIVERS IN EFFECT)
The proposal was to change them as follows
X-small /32 or smaller
Small /31 to /30
Medium /29 to /27
Large /26 to /24
X-large /23 to /20
XX-large /20 and larger
Thanks!
----Cathy
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