ARIN Proposal

[Karl Denninger]

Again, I'm not arguing that END CUSTOMERS should be able to take /24s with
them!

Please, folks, read what I'm writing here, not what you're assuming.

I'm talking about *ISPs*, not end customer attachments.

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>       Fine, but then it's the end user's network decisions that enforce
> the tying, not those of their provider.
>
>       DS
>
> On Thu, 23 Jan 1997, Karl Denninger wrote:
>
> > There are many systems and other services where this is NOT SUPPORTED by the
> > operating system vendors and DOES NOT WORK.
> >
> > Don't generalize the FreeBSD/BSDI/OpenBSD/Linux world to the rest of the
> > planet.  It doesn't apply.
> >
> > Further, you generally CANNOT bind one task (ie: a web server) to more than
> > one address like this (well, ok, you can bind it to ALL addresses, but not a
> > given subset).  Multiple processes operating off the same data work in SOME,
> > but not all, cases.
>