PI vs PA Address Space
- Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 10:19:20 +0200
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> "Mike Norris" mnorris@localhost writes:
>
> ...
> The
> addresses themselves have no intrinsic value; it is only when
> combined with the other elements of the service, including the
> ability to aggregate them for onward advertising, that they
> have significance in providing an Internet service.
I fully agree with you. However we get a significan number of requests
from enterprises who -at this point- do not want "Internet service" but
want to build private internets with other enterprises. This demonstrates
that there is an intrinsic value in the uniqueness of a number even
without "Internet service" with a capital I. I believe that IRs should
continue to provide this uniqueness for reasonable requests.
I agree with your other remarks and will try to make them even clearer in
future documents.
Daniel