[ppml] PI Policy 2005-01/2006-04: Eligibility

[Owen DeLong]

>> 2006-04:
>>
>>> To qualify for a direct end site assignment, an organization must
>>> meet
>>> all of the following criteria:
>>>
>>> 1. not be an LIR;
>>> 2. be an end site;
>>> 3. be currently multihomed using IPv4;
>>> 4. have a direct assignment from ARIN of at least a IPv4 /19 and can
>>>    show the current utilization of 80% of an IPv4 /19 equivalent.
>>
>
> And there was a fair amount of discussion as to what term 2 actually
> means.
> I am still not sure that there is consensus on this point, and the
> author has offered to remove it if that would help make things clearer.
>
The problem with just removing it is that there could be organizations
that SHOULD be LIRs, but, are not yet LIRs that choose to get their
initial allocation under this policy.  If you do not fit some
reasonable model of end-site, then, you probably should be in the
LIR policy.

If you are selling transit services, for example, you should probably
be an LIR and not an end-site.

Owen

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