New drafts ipv6 allocation form and help guide

[John Tran <john@apnic.net>]

Hi all,

Please find attached with this email is a draft of new IPv6 form for the new
IPv6 policy which APNIC will implement on the 1st of July 2002. If you have any
comments or suggestion for improvement please kindly let us know.

Thanks in advance for your cooperation.


Kind regards

son
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Resources Services Manager                      <Son@apnic.net>
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http://www.apnic.net                          fax:   +61 7 3858 3199
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Please send Internet Resource Requests to <hostmaster@apnic.net>
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APNIC Document identity
 Short title: ipv6-alloc-request
 Title:       APNIC IPv6 Allocation Request Form
 Document ref:      APNIC-0??    Version:    001
 Approved:          n/a          Active:     1 July 2002
 Review scheduled:  n/a          Obsoletes:  Draft IPv6 sub-TLA 
                                             Request form
 Status:            Active       Comments:   n/a
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		APNIC IPv6 Allocation Request Form



What is this form used for?
---------------------------

  This form is for use by organisations requesting IPv6 allocations
  that they will use for addressing their own infrastructure and
  making assignments to customers.
  
  It may be used by APNIC members only.
  


Other IP address request forms
------------------------------

  If you are an APNIC member seeking an IPv4 allocation, then use
  the "IPv4 ISP Request Form", at:

     http://www.apnic.net/services/ipv4/index.html      (web)
     ftp://ftp.apnic.net/apnic/docs/isp-address-request (text)
  
  
  If you are seeking either IPv4 or IPv6 address space for the transit 
  LAN of an Internet Exchange Point, then use the "Internet Exchange 
  Point Address Request Form", at:

     ftp://ftp.apnic.net/apnic/docs/ixp-assign-request
  
  If you are seeking IPv4 address space under APNIC's small multihoming
  assignment policy, then use the "Small Multihoming Assignment
  Request Form", at:

     ftp://ftp.apnic.net/apnic/docs/small-multihoming-request



Eligibility for IPv6 allocation
-------------------------------------

  Organisations seeking an IPv6 allocation must meet the minimum criteria 
  described in "[##final document title goes here##]". 

  Organisations that meet the initial allocation criteria, are eligible
  to receive a minimum allocation of /32.

  Organisations may qualify for an initial allocation greater than /32
  by submitting documentation that reasonably justifies the request.
  If so, the allocation size will be based on the number of existing
  users and the extent of the organisation's infrastructure.



Fees and accounts
-----------------

  Allocations are available to current APNIC members only.
  
  Membership information:
  
     http://www.apnic.net/member
  
  A summary of APNIC's fees is available at:
  
    http://www.apnic.net/member/feesinfo.html

  Members making their first Internet address resource request from
  APNIC are subject to the Resource Services Application Fee. For more
  information, see:

     http://www.apnic.net/member/feesinfo.html



Help guide for this form
------------------------

  A full help guide for this form is available at:

     http://www.apnic.net/services/help/ipv6-alloc-txt
     


Questions
--------- 
 
  If you have other questions, please contact us at:

     <helpdesk@apnic.net>

  Or, if you would prefer to phone or fax us with your questions,
  please refer to our contact details and office hours at:

     http://www.apnic.net



Submitting this form
--------------------

  First, complete the form templates below in plain ASCII text. Then,
  submit the completed templates (not including this introductory
  information) by email to:

     <hostmaster@apnic.net>

  Please note that this form will first be parsed by machine.
  Therefore, you must ensure that:
    - your email is sent in plain ASCII text only 
    - you do not modify any of the template lines starting with #[
    - you do not modify any of the field names in the templates.




NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE THIS HEADER WITH YOUR APPLICATION.

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#[REQUESTOR TEMPLATE]#

name:
email:
acct-name:
org-relationship:


#[NETWORK TEMPLATE]#

netname:        
descr:          
descr:          
country:        
admin-c:        
tech-c:         
remarks:	
changed:        
mnt-lower:


#[IPV6 USAGE TEMPLATE]#
services:       {this will be a list of the types of services offered}
cust-types:     {a list of the types of customers}
cust-network:   {<subnet-size>  <netname>  <date>}  
infrastructure: {<subnet-size> <descr> <date> - Son & team to 
                 make a list of examples}  
network-plan:   {<subnet size> <now/1yr/2yr> <descr> (can 
                 include intended customer assignments)}  


#[TEMPLATES END]#

#[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION]#
Please answer the following questions that apply to your request.

1. If your organisation has published information online about its 
   proposed IPv6 services, please provide a URL where APNIC view that 
   information.



2. Please provide a network diagram showing your planned IPv6 network. 
   In your diagram, please indicate approximate deployment dates for 
   planned infrastructure and estimates of the amount of IPv6 address 
   space to be assigned in each part of the network. 
   
   
   
3. If you are requesting an initial allocation greater than the /32 
   minimum allocation, then you may provide details of your IPv4 network 
   here. Please provide a network diagram showing your IPv4 network, 
   indicating the number of IPv4 customers that are currently subscribed 
   to your services. This information is separate from the IPv6 custmomer 
   network details provided in the "IPv6 Usage Template" above.   



3. Do you have any additional comments to include here? (Refer to "Additional
   Information" in the help guide for things.)



Note: Acceptable formats for diagrams: ASCII, JPEG, GIF, PostScript, PDF,
      Visio, MS Word, MS PowerPoint.

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