[ppml] POC verification process

Andrew Dul andrew.dul at quark.net
Mon Aug 11 13:21:58 EDT 2003


Hello Everyone,

We are requested feedback on the proposed text below.  Your comments will
be used in the creation of a policy that could go before the membership at
the October meeting.  This proposed policy was the offshoot of 2003-1 &
2003-2 at the spring meeting.  

Andrew Dul
ARIN AC


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Purpose:  This policy is intended to provide the Internet community with
information regarding the accuracy of POC data listed in the ARIN whois
database.  This policy is designed to provide a framework for the ARIN
staff to implement a system to publicly track the accuracy of a POC's data.

Requirements: ARIN will setup a webform on their website to allow the
Internet community at large to notify ARIN that a POC may be inaccurate.
The public database states will be displayed in whois including the last
verified date.

Public Database States: 
- Active: The POC has been verified within the last year or there have been
no reports that the POC data is inaccurate. 
- In-Process: The ARIN staff is currently investigating the accuracy of the
POC.
- Unverified: ARIN has been unable to verify the accuracy of the POC data.
- Last Verified Date: The database will list the date when the POC data was
last verified or if the data has never been verified the date when ARIN
first displayed the accuracy state in whois.

ARIN should also develop any additional private database states that are
necessary to fulfill the verification process of the policy.

Verification Process:
If ARIN receives notification either internally or externally that a POC
record may be inaccurate ARIN should start the process of verifying the POC
if the POC has not been verified or updated within one year.

ARIN should mark the POC as "In-Process" and send an email to the POC
notifying them to verify the accuracy of the data listed.  The email should
contain the full POC information, information on how the user can update
the data, and a method (email and/or webform) for the POC to certify the
POC as accurate.

If the POC has not been updated or certified within 15 days ARIN should
send a fax if the POC has a listed fax number, if there is no fax listed
the next verification method should be used.

If the POC has not been updated or certified within the last 15 days of the
last ARIN notice, ARIN should attempt to verify the POC by telephone call.

If ARIN has been unable to reach the POC via telephone ARIN should send via
regular mail a notice to the POC to update or certify their POC record.

If the record has not been updated or verified within 20 days of notice via
regular mail the record should be marked "Unverified" or "Delinquent".





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