Re: proposal for RIPE's IPv6-address space structure
- Date: Mon, 25 Nov 1996 17:33:22 +0100
> Frank Hoffmeister <Frank.Hoffmeister@localhost writes:
>
> This is in line with the proposal.
> Even for internal use only, country related address blocks are handy for
> daily operations. The customers of multinational providers get
> nationalized addresses for the ease of internal and external routing
> (local peerings). Since each multinational vendor has a local company
> for operations having a country-related address block like any other
> (national) provider is perfectly in line.
I agree if you use local in place of national and country.
I pertinently do not agree if you confuse network topology with
national borders. Grouping by country is not useful. Grouping by provider
is. Sub-grouping within a provider can be.
Daniel
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