2 questions

Darren Loher dploher at level3.net
Thu Dec 21 14:06:40 EST 2000


I too would like the support for multiple POC's.  Particularly
one for Abuse and one for Security.

-Darren Loher
Level 3 Communications
Global Data Architecture

On Thu, Dec 21, 2000 at 12:02:24PM -0700, David R Huberman wrote:
>  
> > 1.  Right now a POC can have any number of phones and/or mailboxes.  Is
> > this necessary?  Can we delete all but one commercial phone, and all but
> > one primary mailbox?  Do we need to keep fax number?
> 
> * The fax number doesn't seem particularly relevant in most cases, no.
> 
> * If you want to only allow one commercial phone number and one e-mail
>   box, how about enhancing the database to allow multiple POC listings
>   on objects, ala RPSL? That allows providers, for example, to list 
>   vanilla role accounts and list key techincal personal for, say, AS
>   registrations.
>  
> > 2.  Right now both ASes and Networks have handles and names.  Ideally, the
> > handle should be NET- or ASN- name.  We would like to do some clean-up so
> > that all resources would be the same.  Get rid of an ASNBLK- or NETBLK-,
> > as well as NETBLK-NET- and the like.  Does anyone have a problem with ARIN
> > possible changing your AS or Net handle/name?  Cathy Murphy will be
> > running a report to see how many people this will actually affect.
> 
> * Are you talking about parent blocks only, or all registration objects?
>   I certainly like the idea of streamlining the database objects of
>   netname/handle for parent IP address objects and for AS registrations,
>   but changing any portion of downstream assignments has the potential
>   of creating havoc with many providers' SWIP scripts. Please clarify
> 
> /david

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