[ppml] Policy Proposal 2005-1: Provider Independent IPv6 Assignments for End-sites - Revised Text

[Owen DeLong]

Let's see if we can get the following kind of consensus gauge at the
meeting:

1.	Everyone who would support this proposal at 100,000 devices 1/year, raise
	your hands.

2.	Keep 'em up... Everyone who would not support 100,000 devices 2/years,
put
	your hands down.

3.	Keep 'em up... If you would not support 50,000 devices 2/years, put your
	hand down.

4.	If you would not support 25,000 devices 2/years, put your hand down.

Whenever we get below say 60% of the room, call the previous mark consensus?

Owen


--On September 30, 2005 4:18:52 PM -0500 Stephen Sprunk
<stephen at sprunk.org> wrote:

> Thus spake "Kevin Loch" <kloch at hotnic.net>
>> Hannigan, Martin wrote:
>>>  The rationale is to be conservative, but  holding this to only the
>>>  Fortune 10 and cellular carriers seems to be slightly tilted towards
>>>  detrimental to the adaptation and use of IPV6.
>> 
>> I agree.  what number would you pick to balance conservation
>> with encouraging deployment?
> 
> My two cents: the lowest possible number that will still get approval. 
> Martin's 25k/2yrs sounds much more reasonable than 100k/1yr, and I would 
> hope others here would back that.  Could we go even lower safely?  I'm
> not  sure.
> 
> Does anyone have any stats on the number of ISPs and businesses that
> would  qualify at various levels?
> 
> S
> 
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