Re: [sig-policy]Proposal to lower the minimum allocation size
Thanks for raising an interesting point.
Actually, this was the issue we discussed in our Open Policy Meeting
as well.
We support the intention of the policy, i.e, losen the allocation
criteri to allow more startup ISPs to be an LIR. There were however a
few points for consideration raised in our community:
- a suggestion was made to losen the allocation criteria but keep the
same allocation size(/20)
- we should not losen the criteria too much to break CIDR
--> may lead to networks which can meet their needs with portable
assignments requesting portable allocations.
e.g) lowering the criteria to "use /24 immediately" would make
a substantial number of enduser networks eligible to
receive allocations
--> a suggestion was made to add/replace with a multi-homing
criteria if lowering the size
- needs a clarification in the portable assignment policy
--> losening the allocation criteria makes the distinction between
portable assignments and LIR direct allocations vague
I am looking forward to have your feedbacks on what would be the best
way to set the criteria in meeting the intention without breaking
CIDR.
Thanks!
Izumi
JPNIC
From: Ahmad Alkazimy <ahmad at apjii dot or dot id>
Subject: Re: [sig-policy]Proposal to lower the minimum allocation size
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 14:17:43 +0700
> Hi Thu Thuy and all,
>
> Indonesia are having the same issue regarding on the lowering the minimum
> allocation size.
> Many new ISP's based on their request cannot meet the current minimum
> allocation size criteria and can only fulfill with a /22 or a /21.
>
> They are also having a difficulties to obtain more than a /26 assignment
> from their upstream provider or LIR's.
>
> So, it would good, if this proposals can also be approved on the next APNIC
> Open Policy Meetings.
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you all,
>
> Regards,
>
> ____________________________________________________________
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> At 09:27 10/12/03 +0700, Thu Thuy wrote:
> >
> >Dear APNIC, NIRs and all,
> >
> >We are IP team of VNNIC-NIR.
> >
> >On Address SIG of 46th Ripe Meeting ( 1-5 September 2003 ), there was a
> >formal proposal to lower the minimum allocation size from /20 to /21. It
> >mostly had consensus on this issue. Now Ripe already set the minimum
> >allocation size /21 for new address blocks (83.0.0.0/8 and 84.0.0.0/8)
> >that they obtained from IANA.
> >This proposal is issued base on the foundation that many new startup LIRs
> >can't get a PA allocation (due to not being able to prove /22
> >utilization). They use PI space for themselves and their customers to get
> >started until being qualified to obtain portable allocation.In the end, we
> >have multiple PI networks plus a PA in the routing table
> >
> >Not being able to prove /22 utilization is also a problem of Vietnamese
> >new ISPs. On behalf of Internet Community in Viet Nam we would like to
> >post this information onto "sig-nir" and "sig-policy" mailing list with
> >the ambition to receive many precious comments feeded back from you,
> >especially from others NIRs.
> >
> >Looking forward to hearing from you.
> >
> >On behaft of VNNIC IP team.
> >Thu Thuy.
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