[arin-ppml] ARIN-prop-150 Reclamation Hold

[Ted Mittelstaedt]

opposed.  I have no objection to a "cooling off" period and think
it is a good idea, but we must assume ARIN staff to be competent
enough to be able to make a case-by-case determination of how
long a cooling off period needs to be for each block that comes back.

It's part of their jobs, that is the sort of thing they are paid
to do.

If you changed it to say the MAXIMUM period addresses could not be
reused would be 36 months, and let ARIN staff make a minimum
determination, I would not oppose it.

Ted

On 5/13/2011 6:49 AM, ARIN wrote:
> ARIN-prop-150 Reclamation Hold
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> ARIN-prop-150 Reclamation Hold
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> Proposal Originator: Matthew Kaufman
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> Proposal Version: 1
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> Date: 13 May 2011
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> Proposal type: new
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> Policy term: permanent
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> Policy statement:
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> Add a new section to the NRPM:
> "All resources reclaimed by ARIN shall not be returned to the free pool
> or otherwise reassigned to any entity than the original registrant for a
> period of 36 months."
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> Rationale:
> As the pressures on the system become greater with IPv4 runout, there
> will be more call for ARIN to reclaim address space. When addresses that
> are reclaimed are reused too soon, a variety of undesirable outcomes may
> result. This provides sufficient time for the resources to go unused
> prior to reassignment and/or to be re-justified by the original
> registrant, or returned to the proper holder in the case of hijackings.
> This policy could be restricted to IPv4 space, but it may be useful for
> AS numbers and has no major impact on IPv6 space (due to the large free
> pool), so it might as well apply to all.
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> Timetable for implementation: immediate
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