I would note in passing that
A) There is no particular reason that EID registration / allocation
needs to be done by the RIRs
A') There is no reason to prohibit the RIRs from providing this
function, in competition with others, if they are interested
B) There is no particular indication that the RIRs are interested in
running such a function, and I would hate to see us mandate that they
help with an experiment unless they are interested in it.
Yours,
Joel
On 1/11/2013 12:01 PM, George, Wes wrote:
From: Roger Jørgensen [mailto:[email protected]]>
* we reserve a /12
* LISP EID block are marked as EXPERIMENTAL with a time limit, let's say
7year, until 10.October 2020 (not random picked, but 10.10.2020 seems
nice).
* set aside one /16 for each RIR
* out of this /16 _only_ upto /26 split into /32 (64 for each RIR
region) can be can be handed out and announced into the global routing
table. If someone need something more than /32 they should really come
up with a very good reasons now or just ask for regular RIR space
* before 1.January 2019 IETF will have to decide if the EXPERIMENTAL was
a success or a failure.
** If failure the entire address block are taken back before 31.Nov
2020, filtering etc like 6bone.
** If a success, we remove the 64 /32 (/26) limit and each RIR can hand
out LISP EID space from the above /12 in their region, much like regular
space.
* in the EXPERIMENTAL phase (until 31.November 2020) one RIR/entity
keep track of the above /32 and a LISP-EID-wg decide and make up the
procedures for how this should be used.
[WEG] This would address my concerns with the requested reservation and
allocation. The one thing I might add is support for a smaller initial
reservation and subtending allocation(s) that were reserved and allocated in
such a way that they could be grown by simply changing the bitmask if that ends
up being necessary. I would think that the size of block(s) needed would be
something that could be much more effectively evaluated as the experiment moves
forward and we have a better sense for how the space gets used, and at the
conclusion of the experiment, if there is success, there will be a clear
justification for whatever block is deemed necessary.
Thanks
Wes George
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