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Dave Morton
Dave.Morton at ecrc.de
Wed Oct 9 13:34:58 CEST 1996
>How is the position on ITLDs coming along? >We are receiving questions like the one included FYI below. >I have also included our first answer for your enjoyment. >Does the group have a problem if we use the minutes rather than >the fully drafted statement to answer queries like this? Good answer to the Commission Daniel - I'd also suggest that if they want all that information they should hire a consultant instead of perstering you guys. Dave > >Daniel > >------- Forwarded Message > >Date: Tue, 8 Oct 1996 16:16:08 +0200 >From: Andrea.RICCI at BXL.DG13.cec.be >To: <daniel.karrenberg at ripe.net> >cc: <k13 at nikhef.nl> >Subject: DNS > >Dear Mr. Karrenberg, > I'm Andrea Ricci from the Commission DG XIII Int. aspects of Information Socie >ty in Brussels. I'm working on the DNS issue with reference to the Jonathan Pos >tel proposal. I'm writing an internal note that should fit into the foreseen gr >een paper on numbering. Annie Renard suggested me your name: I have a number of > issues to discuss w/ you. > >You'll find below all the questions I sent today to the ncc at ripe.net address af >ter a phone conversation. >I'd like to have an idea of the mismanagement and the tension created by the .c >om vs. .fr or .nl domain names. Domain name hijacking...frauds, disputes. I wou >ld be also interested in having the most recent numbers on the .com domains/hos >ts (and eventually the number of European companies that have a .com domain). Y >our views on the question would be welcome w/ specific reference to the issues >you would like to have discussed at European level . For example: is it bad tha >t so many Europeans have a .com domain ? Who should be in charge of this manage >ment? I'm working on this issue w/ short deadlines. I would be then grateful if > you or your collegues could help me as soon as you can. >Best regards >Andrea Ricci > >******************************************************************************* >************************************ >are you aware of Mr. Postel proposals on DNS management (the reform would imply > new top domains and a structure of multiple registers worldwide, each of them >paying 2% to ISOC.. etc.) ? > >did RIPE discuss this issue in the recent meetings? >in which way this change affects the present regime? >have you issued documents in this respect? >do you know what the asian Nic think of it? > >Are you aware of DNS based legal conflicts (Intellectual property rights/tradem >ark issues) in Europe? >Do parties refer to you when a conflict arise? >Do you settle the dispute ? DO you have an equivalent to the NSI step96 dispute > settlement document? > >How many delocalized centres for domain name management exist in Europe (in F, >NL, UK and more) ? >Who has decided the European management rules (.co.uk or .gouv.fr for example) >? >Do the other European countries have DNS structures ? >What is the sharing of responsibilities between RIPE and the other registers? > >If I want to register I domain, am I perfectly free to chose a .com or a .nl ? >Do you think that there is a real advantage to file a .com instead of a ISO3166 > ? >Is it formally classified as international resources the .com top domain (i.e. >does the customer know that he is buying a global domain?) >Is there any form of check that a org is non profit and a .com is for profit? W >ho checks? >Could I buy a .com from belgium (I presume yes) but if I buy it from a service >providers (like EUNet) did they buy the resource in advance in the US from NSI >? > >Is there a way to know how many .com come from European companies? MIDS say yes > but they refuse to tell how they can produce those data...any clue? > >Have you too heard that NSI has developed a 30 mil. $ budget? >Is RIPE earning resources for their activity? > >Thanks for your help. I understand that this requires time to answer. I'll appr >eciate any form of support >You can write or call me.Regards >Andrea RIcci > > > >phone 32 2 29 58215 >fax 32 2 29 68970 > > >------- End of Forwarded Message > >------- >Date: Wed, 09 Oct 1996 09:01:02 +0200 >From: Daniel Karrenberg <Daniel.Karrenberg at ripe.net> >Sender: dfk at ripe.net > >To: Andrea.RICCI at bxl.dg13.cec.be >Cc: k13 at nikhef.nl > >Subject: Re: DNS >In-Reply-To: Your message of Tue, 08 Oct 1996 16:16:08 +0200. > <WIN2359-961008141608-40B0*/G=Andrea/S=RICCI/OU=BXL/O=DG13/PRMD=CE > C/ADMD=RTT/C=BE/@MHS> >------- > > >Dear Mr Ricci, > >thank you for your message of yesterday. Due to previous experiences >with similar matters I would like to know a few things myself before >spending time to answer your questions: > >1) What exactly are you going to do with this information? > > - what is the note about that tou are writing? > - who has requested it? > - what is the 'green paper' about? > - who has requested it? > - who is expected to do what with the results? > - what are the timeframes for the above? > >2) How will we receive credit for supplying information? > >3) How will the positions of RIPE be identified as such and how will >RIPE have the opportunity to correct any misrepresentation? > >4) Will we receive copies of any documents produced using our >information and/or positions promptly upon completion/publication? > >5) How in general terms would you describe the benefit European ISPs >would receive from the RIPE NCC spending time on this matter? > >Please understand that while I am quite willing to help you, I cannot do >so until I have received satisfactory answers to the questions above. > >Let me add that the answers to most of your questions can be researched >from public sources, most easily using the Internet itself. I suggest >http://www.ripe.net/ as a good starting point. Also the various search >engines available are very useful. > >Kind regards > >D. Karrenberg >RIPE NCC >
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