I've set up an experimental registry, as I suggested earlier, as
a prototype for an address prefix registry. I call it LUNREX: the
Lightweight Unique Number Registry Experiment. It's allocating 36-bit
numbers (4 bits short of what an fc00::/8 registry would have to do).
The numbers allocated have no significance outside this experiment.
To get your own number:
mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
The project website:
http://lunrex.nume.rous.org
Allocation certificates are signed with this PGP key:
pub 1024D/D1B93576 2004-02-12 LUNREX allocations
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (GNU/Linux)
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oW01wKE4MYvsHprB+oqpLqFQ3hSE9qslZiwG7KPsSeEBd2VgpeVwy0KYmQxvrBja
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o/DGYUhdc3MwAtI/PhiMamQ87NdkzvBDbV3PDUu7S2i/QNpiEhhUm8onZqPWaFER
zmyIhP5xK7TDas31gUSbH0zkJCeJkCrkwEv8tsrcolBZQsjsYbQSTFVOUkVYIGFs
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CgkQpV047tG5NXa9oACffaWEqUvhhlmWu0n2jdUHr99ekUYAoLjwtw2GmCSIE8o+
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Multiple allocations are welcome, but please don't flood me. This is
sitting behind an ADSL line.
Comments welcome.
-zefram
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