[ppml] Proposed Policy: Capturing Originations in Templates
Michael.Dillon at btradianz.com
Michael.Dillon at btradianz.com
Fri Feb 10 05:47:23 EST 2006
> I oppose this policy... It represents a duplication of effort. There
are
> already
> a number of routing registries (RADB, ARIN RR, etc.) which can be used
to
> express such data in far greater detail and a more useful fashion.
Please,
> let's not reinvent the wheel with a new inferior solution to an already
> solved problem.
One could argue that existing routing registries suffer
from a stale data problem due to the fact that there is
not an authoritative source of the data. If ARIN would
operate a routing registry, they have the potential of
solving the stale data problem.
I wonder why the policy doesn't just say that ARIN
will operate a routing registry and, for each allocated
or assigned address block, collect the list of the ASes that
the block owner permits to originate address prefixes
within the address block.
It would make for simpler wording and achieve much the
same ends.
It would not be duplication of effort any more
than it is duplication of effort for ARIN to operate
DNS servers containing in-addr.arpa delegations. After
all, every ARIN member already operates a DNS server so
why does ARIN duplicate the effort instead of publishing
a BIND zone file on their website?
--Michael Dillon
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