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de =?utf-8?q?Br=C3=BCn?=, Markus
markus.debruen at bsi.bund.de
Thu Nov 19 08:41:34 CET 2015
Denis, Piotr, thanks for getting back to me. Comments inline __________ ursprüngliche Nachricht __________ > Hi All > > On 18/11/2015 19:31, Piotr Strzyzewski wrote: > > On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 05:01:30PM +0100, de Brün, Markus wrote: > >> Unfortunately, there are still lots of CIDRs for which the RIPE DB does > >> not return a dedicated abuse contact. In some cases, you can find an > >> appropriate contact in the "remarks" or other records - which is > >> difficult to parse automatically. In other cases there is no contact > >> information at all. > > > > And this is mostly the case of legacy resources. Hope we will deal with > > that. > > Yes that is correct but there was also a problem with setting up the > "abuse-c:" when new LIRs were registered which persisted long after the > project for ensuring all resources issued by the RIPE NCC had an > "abuse-c:". I believe this problem has since been resolved but there are > still some resources that do not yet have an "abuse-c:" because of this. > Some catching up and enforcing needs to be done. > Thanks for explaining. I would still suggest a clarification to the text, because you could get the impression that there is always an abuse-c. And we are not there yet. > >> Section 6.6.1 of this document says that "it [is] mandatory for every > >> resource object (inetnum, inet6num and aut-num) to have a dedicated > >> abuse contact." > >> > >> <nitpicking> ripe-563 states that "every direct allocated inetnum and > >> inet6num needs to have an ???abuse-c:???", which is different from > >> "every" as is the quote above. </nitpicking> > > > > I'm not sure what you are trying to say. RIPE-563 also states the same > > about aut-nums. And I'm pretty much sure that word "every" used in > > section 6.6.1 of the document mentioned above is used properly due to > > the hierarchical nature of IP address objects. > > Again Piotr is correct. I think it is a question of how you interpret > the word "have". Subject to above all resources must 'have' an > "abuse-c:". When this was implemented it was decided not to make the > reference directly from each resource object. There are over 3 million > INETNUM objects which, through their hierarchical nature, reference tens > of thousands of ORGANISATION objects. So rather than replicate the same > information across so many objects it was decided to put the reference > in the ORGANISATION object and inherit it in the resources. It was an > example of how an organisation centric data model and the use of > inheritance could dramatically reduce the amount of repetitive data in > the database and make the whole system simpler and easier to manage. Makes sense. This is essentially what I was trying to describe. I would suggest to make this more explicit in the document. That is to say "an INETNUM references an ORG which in turn contains an abuse-c" instead of "an INETNUM has an abuse-c". Cheers, Markus > > cheers > denis > > >> In fact, afaik you cannot add an abuse-c record to an inetnum object at > >> all, > > > > Not directly, but indirectly through organisation objects it is possible > > for any single inetnum object. > > > >> can you? abuse-c records are usually added to higher level objects like > >> LIR ORG and then inherited by the lower level inetnum objects. If you > >> want to set a dedicated abuse-contact for an inetnum, you need to add a > >> reference to an ORG object with the corresponding abuse-c record. (see > >> https://labs.ripe.net/Members/denis/creating-and-finding-abuse-contacts- > >>in-the-ripe-database) > > > > This works the same way for allocations and assignments (and legacy as > > well). > > > > Piotr -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 490 bytes Desc: This is a digitally signed message part. URL: <https://lists.ripe.net/ripe/mail/archives/anti-abuse-wg/attachments/20151119/41614e9e/attachment.sig>
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