[arin-ppml] Clarify /29 assignment identification requirement

[Jeffrey Lyon]

On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 2:08 PM, Jo Rhett <jrhett at netconsonance.com> wrote:
> On Apr 26, 2012, at 3:39 PM, William Herrin wrote:
>
>   1. Policy Proposal Name: Clarify /29 assignment identification requirement
>
>
> I do not support this proposal. In fact this issue would bring me very
> actively out against it. In particular because it will effectively remove
> all validation of mobile phone, cable and dsl operators.
>
> It may be tricky to say "exactly this customer has this IP" but it is fairly
> trivial to show ARIN that you have a pool of customers this size who are
> configured within the given dynamic pool. ARIN has been very flexible with
> accepting the information in the form it was the easiest for us to provide
> it at the time.
>
> Re "fairly trivial": unless you have given each customer IP information and
> then forgotten it, and you have no idea who has what or how they got it…
> which is simply isn't a valid way to operate. You have this information.
>
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> Jo Rhett
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My position is that any assignment of < /29 to a private individual
should be classifiable as "Private assignment" without further
discussion, so long as these assignments do not make up a majority of
the justification.

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