RE: [address-policy-wg] new policy idea for PA allocations

["Remco van Mook" <Remco.vanMook@localhost]

Mat wrote:

> Preventing a single request from wiping out the remaining RIR reserves
> can more easily be prevented by some policy along the lines of 'no
more
> than x% of remaining reserves', coupled with some lower bound.

I can see where you're coming from with this. However, any percentage
scheme is going to be fraught with implementation complexity. I'd rather
have a clear, well-defined limit than one that arguably depends on what
time of day you filed your request (or when the request was approved -
what counts?) How far do we go? Will we allocate /28s to fill that
percentage? Please don't.

Doing it my way will allow the NCC to put up a webpage saying 'the
current largest block we hand out is a /xx'. Very transparent, very
educational for your users and a very visible sign that they ought to
move to IPv6.

Best,

Remco


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