RE: [ncc-services-wg] can we / do we want to enforce mail policies ? Is it our bussiness?
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To: "'Tiberiu Ungureanu'" <>,<>
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From: "leo vegoda" <>
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Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 10:43:19 +0100
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Organization: RIPE Network Coordinations Centre
Dear Tiberiu,
You wrote:
[snip telnet SMTP session]
> Now... I think this is stupid. Anyone has same opinion? OR
> all romanians
> should be banned from using a computer? Should I complain to RIPE-NCC?
> Can they help? (Afterall, they delegated the 195.41.47 block)
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> Should I ask permision from RIPE-NCC to register my IP space in a
> different country?
The RIPE NCC has not been given any authority to control the way
individual network operators configure their networks.
However, the RIPE Database contains contact information for the
technical and administrative contacts of the networks registered. When
it is not possible to send e-mail to contacts it is often possible to
call them on the telephone and discuss problems that way.
Finally, if you do want to change the country code listed in the RIPE
Database for an inetnum object, then you might consider using "EU"
instead. It's often used as a placeholder for a two-letter ISO 3166
country code.
Regards,
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leo vegoda
RIPE NCC
Registration Services Manager
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