[address-policy-wg] 2014-05 New Draft Document and Impact Analysis Published (Policy for Inter-RIR Transfers of Internet Resources)
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Tore Anderson
tore at fud.no
Wed Oct 15 20:46:36 CEST 2014
Hi John, > Per <https://www.ripe.net/ripe/policies/proposals/2014-05>e >> [...] (although its adoption will have no effect on Inter-RIR >> transfers between ARIN and the APNIC region.)” There it is indeed, black on white. Thank you for pointing out my poor short time memory. :-) I suppose that the reason why this was being brought up as a possible problem at the APNIC meeting was that this clarification had not yet been made at that point. > The existence of RIPE 2014-05 was raised last week during the ARIN 34 > meeting, and I noted the ARIN staff determination on this matter > (that APNIC's inter-RIR transfer policy remains compatible with ARIN > policy if RIPE 2014-05 is adopted by the RIPE community.) The ARIN > community is aware that they would need to propose some change to > ARIN's Inter-RIR transfer policy if another outcome is desired. Ack. This is reasonable and what I would expect. I would find it interesting to watch this discussion from the ARIN 34 meeting, hopefully recordings from it will be made available at some point. > p.s. The RIPE and APNIC RIR policy development staff should be > thanked for their foresight in researching this topic in advance, and > arranging for the very coherent "Compatibility with other RIRs" > section in the RIPE 2014-05 Impact Analysis... thanks! :-) Indeed, it is important to know if the new policy is going to work at all before adopting it. Not much point in doing it if not... I guess what remains to be done with 2014-05 in this regard, is to clarify it so that APNIC (or any other RIR for that matter) realises that its language isn't meant to cause a "policy loop", but rather to be accommodating to RIR communities that would like to explicitly insist that a out of region transfer source/destination entity must be invariably subjected to a certain set of conditions (which are not necessarily duplicated in the policies of the region of the aforementioned entity). Tore
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