This is what APNIC got from the recovered pool yesterday. This will serve 2 members on the waiting list since Jan 2017. After that, the waiting list will be of 426 members. We need something close to /13 (or /14+/15+/16) to clear the existing waiting list (assuming that all members are requesting for /22)
On Fri, 23 Feb 2018 at 17:16 藤崎智宏 <fujisaki@syce.net> wrote:
Dear policy sig colleagues,
I got a clarification question from APNIC secretariat about waiting
list management.
Let me share my answer for that question.
Q:
Currently, we still have IPv4 addresses available in the 103/8 pool,
so when NEW members
apply for IPv4 delegation, they always first receive from the 103/8
pool, before they receive
delegation from the non-103/8 pool. However, after the 103/8 pool
exhaustion, it is possible
there are IPv4 addresses available in the non-103/8 but not in 103/8 pool.
In this case, should new members be able to first receive delegations
from the non-103/8 pool without wait listed for 103/8 pool?
A:
With my current proposal, approved new member requests up to /22 will
be placed on
103/8 pool waiting list and approved addition amount (maximum /22)
will be placed on
non-103/8 pool waiting list.
If there are other questions or comments, please let me know.
Thank you!
Yours Sincerely,
---
Tomohiro Fujisaki
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Best Wishes,
Aftab A. Siddiqui