[ipv6-wg] Re: Re: [address-policy-wg] Re: Andre's guide to fix IPv6
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Elmar K. Bins
elmi at 4ever.de
Thu Dec 1 21:05:57 CET 2005
Oh, I overlooked that part of your email, but it shows part of your misconception... jeroen at unfix.org (Jeroen Massar) wrote: > You need a /28 and want "Provider Independence". I use a /28 at home. > Lets say that I want "PI" too, that would mean I am going to get, pay > for and maintain: > - Multiple Redundant Routers > - Multiple Redundant Links > - Multiple Redundant Transits > - Own 24/7 NOC (things will fail) > - and a lot more... > > You are willing to do and pay for all that, but don't want to become an > LIR? The point to this is, that with v6 it is not sufficient to be a LIR to get an independently routable block. You can have as many AS numbers as you want - you get them, when you need them - but you will simply not get a v6 block if you do not have 200 customers, prospective or not. That's the independently-networking end-user problem we have. PI would solve that. Removal of the 200 customer rule would solve that. One-block- per-LIR would solve that. Elmar.
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