Hi Sascha, On 4/26/17 1:26 AM, Sascha Luck [ml] wrote:
Hi Elvis,
On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 07:42:12PM +0300, Elvis Daniel Velea wrote:
What it will do is, for 'transfers' of Legacy space where both the old and the new holder want to have it verified by the RIPE NCC, both parties will need to sign a document where parties authorised to sign will confirm the change of the legacy holder (basically, a transfer).
Oh, this is *voluntary*? kinda... I am expecting all Buyers to request this process when they decide to receive a Legacy Resource. I would definitely request it if I knew the RIPE NCC can provide an additional confirmation. This is not obvious from the language of the proposed changes and one does not, perhaps, expect to see anything non-mandatory in a RIPE policy document ;p hehe
I tried to make this change as simple and as easy as possible for the LRHs. I knew that some would not agree with having additional requirements added, so I tried to make it as such that it would not be mandatory. I don't like to add barriers that could affect the registry in the long run. Maybe we will need to have a version where the wording is more clear. Let's see what the others say and what will be the RIPE NCC's understanding of the text once they make the Impact Analysis.
So let me see if I have this right:
- Transfers of legacy space stay outside the NCC's purview to the extent they do now?
- LRH who *want* to have a resource transfer verified can do so by submitting verification paperwork of some description?
In an ideal world, all LRHs would want this as it would 'secure' their 'transfer'.
- Changes in the db wrt legacy resources where the LRHs do *not* want this are marked as "non-verified by NCC" or something like that but they are not rejected?
correct. A legacy resource that has been updated to reflect an other LRH will be marked somewhere in the lines of 'changed but not verified'.
Even after the comments above, do you still object to the proposal?
If my above understanding is correct, and an updated proposal would insert some language to make the voluntary nature of the transaction clearer, I'll withdraw my objection on that point.
ok, thank you for your understanding.
As for the cost of it and possible defrayment of same, I'll wait for the Impact Statement before making a decision. I doubt there will be any significant cost. We'll have to wait for the NCC to complete their Impact Analysis.
Sorry for the misunderstanding, if that it was, and best regards, Sascha Luck
thank you, Elvis