On 2/8/2014 6:19 AM, William Herrin wrote:
If we want to manage addresses this way, we should first endeavor to
pass a globally coordinated policy to the effect that multiregional
organizations should solicit the registry in their headquarters'
region for all registry-direct number resources rather than soliciting
the registry that serves the region where the resources are employed.
I have a better idea:
For IPv4, realize that really really soon, this isn't going to matter.
For IPv6, realize that it almost never matters.
I have no problem with someone getting a nice big IPv6 block from one
convenient local RIR, and then splitting it up across their
multinational organization however they see fit. If they plan well, they
*never* come back to *any* RIR for address space.
Meanwhile, why are we still discussing IPv4 policy at all?
Matthew Kaufman
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