Hi Sander, El 11/04/2014 13:44, Sander Steffann escribió:
So to make something like this work you would need a different policy. Some things you can think about: - stronger need required (but in a shortage situation there is lots of need) - maximum allocation sizes (which means people get a bit more, but still less than they need) When I said nothing to min/max allocs I didnt mean no max/min alloc. I just didnt get to that part. Im starting at the beggning.
This is difficult to get right. Try playing several scenarios in your mind, trying to look at the allocation speed, the potential loopholes to game the system, the resulting economic balance etc. I tried, its hard, and is the main reason Im here. I could make the
What I am talking right now is - Is it a potential proposal to use the reserved pool, when reaching a N (N is not defined yet) millions IPs, to give allocations of /X (X isnt defined yet too) to those LIRs that have the requirements (Requirements arent defined yet)? If it is, then we can start talking about N, X, Requirements and so. proposal alone, but that would have 99.99^(period)% of being a failed proposal.
Very much appreciated! This is however a topic that has been thoroughly discussed in the past, and we know how difficult it is to make good policy considering the IPv4 runout. The current final /8 policy is the best this working group has come up with. While lots of people would be very happy if they were able to get more IPv4 addresses it will be difficult to make that happen in a fair and useful way. Hard doesnt mean impossible. Thats the way i think. When was proposed the final /8 policy? Lets say 2011. What thought this group about how IPv6 would be in 2014? (dont know if I said it well) But it is always good to look at alternatives every once in a while. Thank you for that! Thank you!
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