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18 Aug '16

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Community statement
by Sander Steffann 30 May '16

30 May '16

Hi BCOP people, As I promised on Monday during the BCOP session at RIPE 72 I would prepare a community statement that reflect the wise words that our RIPE Chair, Hand Petter Holen, made at the opening ceremony. I discussed this with Hans Petter because I don't want to take someone else's words without permission. He was ok with using his words as the starting point and form a community statement in BCOP based on that. For reference here is the original transcript taken from https://ripe72.ripe.net/archives/steno/5/: > Now when that is said, it's always also important to realise that with IPv4 space, the legacy old IP addresses, there isn't anything left; we have a small reserve so new members can get a /22, as we call it, around a thousand addresses, so they can start up a business. But this is not things you can build your future on. The only way to survive in the future is to implement v6 from the start, then you can get some v4 addresses so you can boot strap and still be connected to the legacy Internet, but it is possible today to build v6 networks and have transition mechanisms to v4 and that is the only sustainable way going forward. As my intention is both making a clear statement about the Best Current Operational Practice on using the last remaining IPv4 addresses, and to show confirmation as a community that we stand behind the statement from our RIPE chair I have stayed as close to this original as possible. I have reorganised it a bit to make it easier to read, and I propose that we bring the following text to the floor on Friday: ------------- It is important to realise that there isn't any IPv4 space left; the RIPE NCC has a small reserve so new members can get a /22 so they can start up a business, to bootstrap and to communicate with the legacy Internet. But this is not something anybody can build their future on. The only way to survive in the future is to implement IPv6 from the start. It is possible to build IPv6 networks today and have transition mechanisms to IPv4, and that is the only sustainable way forward. ------------- If this task force agrees on a text I will present it on Friday during the closing plenary and ask the community as a whole to express their support. Please let me know if you think the proposed text is indeed a BCOP and that it represents the words from Hans Petter correctly. Cheers, Sander

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call for presentations RIPE 72 BCOP Task Force
by Benno Overeinder 17 May '16

17 May '16

Hi all, The draft agenda is just published, but we still have room for one contribution. You think some operational practices should be documented? Take the floor for a 10-15 minutes pitch and find other interested network engineers to work on a BCOP document! Drop me or Jan, or both, an email if you want to present your ideas. Best, Jan Zorz & Benno Overeinder -- Benno J. Overeinder NLnet Labs http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/

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RIPE 72 BCOP Task Force draft agenda
by Benno Overeinder 17 May '16

17 May '16

Hi all, The RIPE 72 BCOP Task Force session is scheduled for Monday May 23th, 18:00-19:00. The draft agenda is: Where: Main room • A. Administrative Matters and Agenda Bashing [5 min], Benno and Jan • B. Report on what's going on in LAC and Africa region re BCOP [10 min], Jan Zorz • C. BCOP on DNS operations [15 min], Markus de Brün • D. MANRS BCOP update [15 min], Andrei Robachevsky and Job Snijders • E. Open Microphone Session: Ideas for New BCOPs and Volunteering We still have a slot available for pitching an idea on documenting best operational practices. See you in Copenhagen, Jan Zorz & Benno Overeinder -- Benno J. Overeinder NLnet Labs http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/

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Re: [bcop] MANRS BCOP document
by Andrei Robachevsky 15 May '16

15 May '16

Colleagues, Following Job's presentation "MANRS Implementation Document" at the BCOP TF at RIPE71 last week (https://ripe71.ripe.net/programme/meeting-plan/bcop-tf/), we corralled a group of volunteers to move this project forward. Folks that agreed to help and share their experience are: Brian J. Foust, Aaron Hughes, Will van Gulik and Aris Lambrianidis. Thank you! Of course Job and I will continue to shoulder this effort. To continue discussions and produce a draft document for wider review we created a mailinglist: https://elists.isoc.org/mailman/listinfo/manrs-bcop. Feel free to subscribe if you are interested! Otherwise - stay tuned. Regards, Job and Andrei Job Snijders wrote on 29/10/15 17:41: > Hi all, > > We discussed this idea a few times before and I think agreed that it'd > be a good idea to have a more precise guidance for the implementation of > MANRS Actions. > > As I can see, it will serve at least two purposes: > > - Ease deployment of measures required by MANRS (we are talking here > about stub networks or small providers - the majority of ASNs) > - Help checking if the network setup is compliant with MANRS > > From my discussions with operators at various meetings where Andrei > Robachevsky presented MANRS it was also quite clear that such guidance > for the MANRS "package" would be appreciated, also to be able to assess > what it takes to become MANRS-compliant. > > So, Andrei and I took a stab at an outline of such document. It really > has only a structure and is lacking content with examples, etc. at the > moment. Help is needed! > > We put it as a Google doc, all of you should be able to edit it, so > please help with some stuff. Even if it is a raw material - such input > would be appreciated. > > The document is here: > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FQAVawGGvb-xqNLeGLk05h5nuu0FSS_9KLv6gBa… > > Kind regards, > > Job

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MANRS BCOP Document
by Job Snijders 29 Oct '15

29 Oct '15

Hi all, We discussed this idea a few times before and I think agreed that it'd be a good idea to have a more precise guidance for the implementation of MANRS Actions. As I can see, it will serve at least two purposes: - Ease deployment of measures required by MANRS (we are talking here about stub networks or small providers - the majority of ASNs) - Help checking if the network setup is compliant with MANRS >From my discussions with operators at various meetings where Andrei Robachevsky presented MANRS it was also quite clear that such guidance for the MANRS "package" would be appreciated, also to be able to assess what it takes to become MANRS-compliant. So, Andrei and I took a stab at an outline of such document. It really has only a structure and is lacking content with examples, etc. at the moment. Help is needed! We put it as a Google doc, all of you should be able to edit it, so please help with some stuff. Even if it is a raw material - such input would be appreciated. The document is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FQAVawGGvb-xqNLeGLk05h5nuu0FSS_9KLv6gBa… Kind regards, Job

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Call for ideas and presentations for BCOP TF at RIPE71
by Jan Zorz 19 Oct '15

19 Oct '15

Dear BCOP community, RIPE71 is approaching rapidly and we would like to ask for some new ideas and presentations for BCOP TF meeting in Bucharest. Any volunteers that would like to start a new BCOP document? Please, respond to this list or to chairs directly. Cheers and see you all soon! Benno and Jan

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BCOP Global Coordination meeting during the IETF93 in Prague
by Jan Zorz 16 Jul '15

16 Jul '15

Fellow RIPE BCOPers, I hope that summer is treating you all well ;) During the IETF93 meeting in Prague we'll have a BCOP Global coordination meeting on Sunday, 19th July in Budapest room, starting at 14:00 and finishing around 18:00. This meeting will bring together leaders of regional BCOP efforts and also other interest participants... If you are interested in the topic and you are in Prague for IETF (or other reasons) you are invited to join us. The topic of the meeting will be how to move forward the BCOP efforts around the world and to improve the coordination between them, as we start seeing some overlap in the work and proposed topics. If you plan to join us in discussion, please add your name to the Doodle poll: http://doodle.com/gbfwhqn8t8zxmnwk See you in Prague, Jan Zorz

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BCOP Global Coordination meeting at IETF93 in Prague
by Jan Zorz - Go6 25 Jun '15

25 Jun '15

Dear RIPE BCOP community, After seeing some need for a bit of coordination between BCOP efforts around the world (some work is overlapping between the regions), we thought of setting up the BCOP Global coordination meeting just before IETF93 meeting in Prague. The BCOP GC meeting will take place on Sunday, 19th July 2015 at the IETF93 venue hotel Hilton in Prague. The room number/name is not set/known yet and it will be communicated when we receive this information. Of course, this is an open meeting to everyone interested in development of BCOP efforts and learning about what's going on at other regions. We need new ideas, new energy and a collective will to move and develop this initiatives further and get it off the ground for good - so everyone is invited to join and participate. As we need to anticipate the number of meeting attendees (to coordinate for the right size of the room), we would like you to add your name to Doodle poll: http://doodle.com/gbfwhqn8t8zxmnwk - or send an email to this list (or to Benno and/or myself if you wish). Everyone have a great summer and see you in Prague, Jan Zorz

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