Re: RIPE Handle document
- Date: Tue, 07 Dec 1993 21:46:14 +0100
> "Wilfried Woeber, UniVie/ACOnet" woeber@localhost writes:
>
> I think the wording, and maybe even the thinking, has to be made a little b
> it
> clearer (at least to me :-)
Certainly.
>
> I'm reading the proposal to mean the following:
>
> - On a global scale, we need unique handles (Internet Handles).
> - InterNIC doesn't provide them for use by Regional Registries
> - There is an agreement that Internet Handles are manufactured in a
> distributed way by appending the Regional Registry code
> - It doesn' matter from where I get the handle, it is an Intenet Handle tha
> t
> is globally unique and valid.
> (ie. I can get my person object registered in any database other than the
> RIPE-DB with my RIPE-assigned Internet Handle) **correct??
> - we have to get this going by
> a) converting all existing handles, which have by definition been assigne
> d
> by the InterNIC into the -INIC format/syntax
> b) assign -RIPE format/syntax handles for all the others in the RIPE-DB
> - to keep it going we refuse person objects, that do neither come with an
> Internet Handle, nor request assignment by the agreed string of "assign"
>
> Anything wrong with this?
To the contrary. This is the way it should be presented. It eluded us.
Thanks for setting our thinking straight. We'll post a re-worded version
a.s.a.p., which will probably be Thursday because towmorrow is very
full already.
Daniel
DK58-INIC
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