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Re: Interim Policy proposal for IPv6 Address Assignment Policy for Internet Exchange Points

  • To: Jim Dixon < >
  • From: Peter Willis < >
  • Date: Wed, 05 Sep 2001 10:50:26 +0100
  • Cc:

Colleagues,

Why don't we give every LIR an IPv6 TLA without any further qualification?
There's only 2859 LIRs in RIPE! How many in the World? Somewhere between
8000 and 16000? I've seen figures suggesting there's only 15K ISPs in the 
World. 16K routes is a lot less than 100K+.

Of course we have to fix the multihoming problem to keep the number of routes 
down. But even if we only give TLAs to the few global tier 1 transit providers 
if we don't fix the multihoming problem we will end up with a huge number of 
routes. So the problem is to fix multihoming with a technical solution and not 
to manage the problem through regulation.

Peter Willis.
BTexact Technologies.





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