[ppml] IPv6 PI Assignment Survey

[Scott Leibrand]

One additional clarification of my opinion as expressed in the survey:

The survey asks whether "an organization must have a current IPv4
assignment", and "What size of IPv4 assignment should the organization
have to qualify for an IPv6 PI assignment?"

IMO neither of these questions includes an important (assumed?) condition,
which in my case is that an organization must be *eligible for* (not
necessarily *have*) an IPv4 *PI* assignment *from ARIN*.  IMO question 7,
particularly, could be read as including anyone with IPv4 PA space.

-Scott

On 04/07/06 at 4:20pm -0000, Andrew Dul <andrew.dul at quark.net> wrote:

> I'd like to thank Thomas Narten for posting his messages yesterday encouraging people to post their comments to PPML.
>
> I also realize that not everyone can post their comments or wishes to send lots of "me too" emails, but may still want to express their opinion.
>
> I've created an online survey where I've attempted to capture the questions Thomas posted yesterday in an online form.  I'm hopefully that this will help the authors of the two IPv6 PI policies craft an IPv6 PI policy which will gain consensus at the upcoming meeting in Montreal.
>
> Please take a minute and go to the following URL to fill out the short survey.
>
> http://www.quark.net/survey/survey.php?sid=28
>
> This *not* an ARIN sponsored survey, but I will post the results of data that is collected to PPML on Monday morning April 10, 2006.
>
> Thanks for your participation,
> Andrew
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