On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 22:16:04 +0200 Claudio Jeker <[email protected]> wrote: > Just as an example. A few weeks ago it was a lot easier to get one of > the last IPv4 PI address blocks at RIPE than getting a PI IPv6 block. > Since the first one has no strings attached (apart from having an AS > number) and the second one comes with a big ball of wool of extra > rules that need to be ensured and ensured and pretty please and yes > please I would like PI space.
RIPE NCC policy has one blocking rule: * You *must* multi home. as in you must have a AS number. So if you have an AS number and you use it, like you said you would when you applied, you will get IPv6 PI space. As a LIR we do IPv6 PI requests for end users and RIPE NCC do not make troubles about it. If you tell stories in your requests they starts asking annoying questions. /Martin btw, when we run out of v4 space and cant dual stack anymore we will start to use NAT64/DNS64. But hopefully the rest out the Internet has changed to v6 only before we run out.
