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[address-policy-wg] 80% rule, based on feedback from the NCC RS department
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Andy Davidson
andy at nosignal.org
Wed Apr 7 13:15:11 CEST 2010
On 7 Apr 2010, at 11:18, Nina Hjorth Bargisen wrote:
>> - interpretation 2: "if a LIR holds multiple allocations, the grand total
>> of them needs to be filled by 80%" would result in "the LIR *will* get
>> another allocation, because they have used 88%".
>> Personally, I think that the interpretation according to 5.3 of the
>> IPv4 address policy document ("interpretation 2") is the intention of
>> the policy.
> I agree. It may be that some feel that we need to make the policy more
> strict but I strongly feel that the interpretation 2 is the correct
> interpretation of the current policy.
I agree with Gert and Nina.
The total number of addresses allocated to an LIR "just feels" like a fairer yardstick than treating the organisation as a series of disconnected islands of addresses, for the purposes of this policy.
Thanks
Andy, uk.dev
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