[ppml] Policy Proposal 2007-21: PIv6 for legacy holders with
mcr at xdsinc.net
mcr at xdsinc.net
Tue Oct 23 18:47:00 EDT 2007
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>>>>> "David" == David S Madole <david at omd3.com> writes:
David> As Ted pointed out recently, there is currently a
David> disincentive for legacy holders to implement IPv6 at all
David> versus dragging out IPv4 as long as they can.
There are no obvious carrots for IPv6, only sticks against IPv4.
David> One simple way to remove this disincentive would be to offer
David> IPv6 addresses to legacy holders on the same terms as their
David> IPv4 addresses, or maybe not the same but something that
David> removes or lessens the disincentive.
From what I understand, IPv4 RSA holders already have access to IPv6
PI space. I am curious to know what the distribution of legacy IPv4
holder are: how many /24s, how many /16s, etc?
I think that the many multitude of /24s, probably don't need more than
a /48, and there are many ways to get that. Of the /16s and /8 legacy
holders, I would think that getting IPv6 PI space directly would be
easy. Likely the biggest hurdles they have for getting IPv6 deployed is
internal.
David> Taking this point a little further, it's largely the legacies
David> that got IPv4 to take off and got the Internet built, they
David> could be the ones to do the same for IPv6 too perhaps if
David> given an incentive rather than a disincentive.
Doubtful.
Just make IPv6 space as easy to get as IPv4 was back in 1988.
David> After all, even ARIN, who should be leading the way I would
David> think, isn't even offering whois on IPv6 yet as far as I can
David> tell, even though RIPE has been doing so for almost five
David> years.
I didn't know there was no whois yet.
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Michael Richardson <mcr at xdsinc.net>
XDS Inc, Ottawa, ON
Personal: http://www.sandelman.ca/mcr/
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