[ppml] ARIN's Focus

[Jim Fleming]

RE: Encouraging return of legacy space WAS Re: [ppml] ARIN Policy Proposal 2002-9----- Original Message ----- 
From: Jeff Urmann 
ARIN has no control over the deployment of any IPvN.  ARIN must assume 
that IPv4 is here for the foreseeable future.  ARIN`s policies must 
not rely on any replacement to the current IPv4.  All my opinion of 
course. 
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ARIN just needs to focus on paying ICANN the fair-market-value RENT each year for each of these /8s.

http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space
063/8           ARIN                                    Apr 97
064/8           ARIN                                    Jul 99
065/8           ARIN                                    Jul 00
066/8           ARIN                                    Jul 00
067/8           ARIN                                    May 01
068/8           ARIN                                    Jun 01
069/8           ARIN                                    Aug 02
199/8           ARIN - North America                    May 93
200/8           ARIN - Central and South America        May 93
204/8           ARIN - North America                    Mar 94
205/8           ARIN - North America                    Mar 94
206/8           ARIN - North America                    Apr 95
207/8           ARIN - North America                    Nov 95
208/8           ARIN - North America                    Apr 96
209/8           ARIN - North America                    Jun 96
216/8           ARIN - North America                    Apr 98
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At $168 million dollars (each) per year, that is a lot to focus on...


Jim Fleming
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