Re: Summary of discussion
- Date: Mon, 05 May 2003 17:07:22 +0200
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At 16:58 05.05.2003 +0200, leo vegoda wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Further to my last mail, I have received an update for the summary.
>I have amended it below. I would like to send this to
>lir-wg@localhost at lunchtime tomorrow, if there is agreement. That
>would give those not attending the RIPE meeting an opportunity to
>read and comment in advance of any meatspace discussion.
>
>Thanks,
>
>-leo
>
>
>
>The discussion started with a provocative statement that the concept of
>PI address space is broken. It was also noted that the current policy
>requires assignment of space that may not be globally routeable as the
>prefix length will be filtered. This space may be suitable for networks
>that do not need to be globally routed but can be inconvenient for
>others.
>
>There was support for the continued availability of PI address space to
>End Users - and a recognition that IXPs and root DNS servers do require
>PI address space. Nonetheless, there were worries that liberalising the
>policy by having a minimum prefix length for PI assignments could result
>in an increase in the number of requests for PI address space and a
>consequent increase in the size of the IPv4 DFZ. One particular
>concern was that those not qualifying for a /24 of PA may would
>request a /24 of PI, instead.
>
>Finally, it was noted that if the policy for assigning PI address space
>is changed the usage hurdle for new LIRs to receive a first allocation
>should be reviewed, too.
>
>No consensus for a recommendation to change the existing policy was
>reached.
>
>--
>leo vegoda
>RIPE NCC
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