On Feb 15, 2014, at 10:10 AM, Steven Ryerse
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
But real life is that short of congress acting, unless you have 100% of all the
large block holders it will never happen. Therefore the prudent action is to
accept reality. Ripe 605 does just that.
Steve -
It is quite likely that normal market dynamics over time will result in
many of
the underutilized address blocks being transferred and ending up under an
agreement (in ARIN or another region) - that's precisely what Keith was
noting in his posting.
Furthermore, 100% is not necessary and may not be desired by some parties,
since many legacy address holders probably just want to have their
registration
services and be otherwise undisturbed. Note that Ripe-605 doesn't actually
change anything in that respect, in fact, it parallels ARIN's existing
practices
for those without formal agreement -
>From <http://www.ripe.net/ripe/docs/ripe-605> -
"2.6 No relationship
In case no formal relationship has been established in support of a
particular legacy resource, the RIPE NCC
• will continue to provide any registry service element already provided in
support of each Legacy Internet Resource involved;
• will have no obligation to begin to provide any registry service element not
already provided in support of a particular Legacy Internet Resource, even in
case the service element is provided in support of any other Legacy Internet
Resource held by the same or another Resource Holder;
• and may update the related entries in the RIPE Database from time to time to
correspond to the current actual situation."
It would be most helpful if you could fully explain the problem you are
trying to
solve, and then which section of RIPE 605 addresses it. Simply indicating
that
it is prudent (because of lack of 100% LRSA adoption) does not explain why.
Thanks!
/John
John Curran
President and CEO
ARIN
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