[arin-ppml] Incorrect POC on resource records
John Curran
jcurran at arin.net
Wed Sep 26 19:27:36 EDT 2012
On Sep 26, 2012, at 9:03 PM, Steve Noble <snoble at sonn.com> wrote:
>
> ARIN already has protections to stop people from changing company
> names, reassigning assets and such and in the event that it happens,
> they have always claimed that a letter from an executive on letterhead
> will correct the issue.
>
> All that happens when you change the POC to a known bad one is you
> make it harder for the owner of the resource to update the record, or
> refresh the ORG which is what you want.
Steve is correct in that ARIN put the "No Known Contacts" in his
organization record, and I'm currently reviewing the details on
how and why this occurred. It is _not_ a case of long-abandoned
registration of resources or failure to perform POC validation
(which I believe is what Ted is concerned about, with good reason)
>> Tell your story, name names, name dates, provide verifiable info
>> here, and I am sure people will listen.
>
> I have clearly stated that John has permission to discuss it and if
> not I will once we are happy that we understand what went on. I am
> not claiming that ARIN did something malicious or purposely to me, I
> am stating that it took me a very long time to clear up an issue.
Agreed - Far longer than should have been necessary, and I will
rectify that and send details to the list as soon as I am sure
I've finished researching the how and why of what occurred.
Thanks!
/John
John Curran
President and CEO
ARIN
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