[arin-ppml] ARIN-prop-182 Update Residential Customer Definition to not exclude wireless as Residential Service

[Jimmy Hess]

On 10/2/12, Cameron Byrne <cb.list6 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes.
> For some reason, policy treats wires different than no wires. If there is
> no technical reason for this distinction, lets remove it and say the lower
> layer technologies are irrelevant.
[snip]

The current policy doesn't mention wires or any specific technology...
 As long as your wireless service  is to a fixed location subscriber,
and you can ensure the  service is for personal use, and only used at
their place of residence,  then they are a residential customer under
2.13

"2.13. Residential Customer -- End-users who are individual persons
and not organizations and who receive service at a place of residence
for personal use only are considered residential customers.
"


Now if you are delivering a wireless service, accessible for mobile
devices,  or wireless devices that subscribers can have installed
anywhere other than a residence,   then your service is  a
non-residential installation,  4.2.3.7.3  doesn't apply to the
service,  and that's how it should be.


The policy is _NOT_ about type of  networking technology,  there is no
mention of such things in the policy.    It's about who and where the
subscriber's  device is.


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-JH