If that is the case, then ARIN/We should update inter-RIR policies to only
allow transfers to registries that have substantially similar transfer
policies. This does not require complete blobal co-ordination, but it will
establish areas where co-operating RIRs get access to free markets and
uncooperative RIRs do not.
If target registry does not allow transfers out of their RIR then
reject transfer to target registry
If target registry allows transfers out of their RIR to any other registry that
does not allow transfers out of their RIR then
reject transfer to target registry
else
accept the transfer
Otherwise you have the situation where limited addresses cannot be transferred
across border, leading to an imperfect market which (long-term) affects the
rest of the world’s ability to function using IPv4 (which will be significant
for a while yet)
In the meantime, making it harder to move recently acquired addresses to a
different RIR acts as a brake on the ability to arbitrage or move relatively
recently acquired addresses to a registry with restrictive market policies.
Richard Letts
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Rocky
Sent: 4 June 2015 6:24 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [arin-ppml] ARIN-PPML 2015-2
Hi William,
Same as the CNNIC, KRNIC, VINNIC, IDNIC and NIXI ( Indian NIR) do not allow
to transfer their IPv4 addresses out of their NIRs.
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