[arin-ppml] V6 address allocation policy

[Joel Jaeggli]

Chuck Anderson wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 05:49:48PM -0000, michael.dillon at bt.com wrote:
>> No. Street address is the best thing we have. If there are two
>> different street addresses, then there are two different sites.
>> Even if it is units 17 and 18 of the strip mall at 123 anywhere 
>> lane, it is still two sites. 
> 
> Great.  So for my campus which is made up of 50 different street 
> addresses I can get 50 /48s...

If you wired up your campus in 1990 you probably got a /16 worth of v4,
right about now that probably seeming kind of tight.

In a  previous job, I assigned each of the network labs  on our mountain
view campus a separate /48, being discrete entities with their own
allocation policy and requirements (albiet with a common upstream) that
seemed like quite a reasonable approach.

In the current job we have seperate /48s set aside for the Redwood
Shores campus and the colocation facility in santa-clara given their
diverse functions.

The requirements are somewhat idiosyncratic to the respective companies
and the former received it's /32 in 2000 whereas the later received a
/43 in 2009.

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