Address Space Managed by the RIPE NCC	

Leo Vegoda
RIPE NCC 
Document ID: ripe-349
Date:  July 2005
Obsoletes: ripe-211, ripe-222, ripe-242, ripe-259, ripe-264, ripe-266,
ripe-269, ripe-289, ripe-295, ripe-296, ripe-299, ripe-319, ripe-325,
ripe-326, ripe-328, ripe-329, ripe-332, ripe-338, ripe-341, ripe-345,
ripe-347, ripe-348

Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. Special Purpose Ranges
a. Internet Exchange Points
b. Root Name Servers
c. Address Space Used by Networks in Africa
3. Routing Decisions
4. Longest Prefix Tables
1. Overview

This document details the address space managed by the RIPE NCC and
the longest prefixes allocated or assigned from different address
ranges.

2. Special Purpose Ranges
2.a. Internet Exchange Points

Small IPv6 blocks have been assigned to Internet Exchange Points
(IXPs) under the IPv6 Address Space Policy for Internet Exchange
Points (ripe-256). All IPv6 IXP assignments come from the
2001:07F8::/32 range and are registered in the RIPE Whois Database. A
full list of IPv