Hi again, On Tue, 27 Sep 2016, Radu-Adrian Feurdean wrote:
On Tue, Sep 27, 2016, at 13:37, Simon Lockhart wrote:
They can't - but they can refuse to provide the "free" RIR services to anyone
I don't think RIR services to Legacy owners/space are really "free". At least it isn't "zero cost", last time i checked. :-))
other than either the original legacy allocation holder, or the current holder of the entire original legacy allocation. If you buy or lease a portion of the legacy address space, then as far as the RIRs are concerned, you should not be given any special treatment.
Thanks,
That was the point I also wanted to get to. A legacy block stays legacy as long as it stays in one piece (the one initially given by IANA).
You mean, if a LRH sells 50% of their space, the 50% they keep also automagically becomes PA/PI? (and "falls" under RIR jurisdiction...?). It sounds really awkard to me... :-)
Keep it that way or convert it to PA(/PI???).
Who has the authority to enforce that? The RIR...? (as far as i can remember, under current policy, the holder/owner, in order to receive NCC services always has the choice to "convert" _or_ keep the legacy status). Regards, Carlos Friaças (pt.rccn)
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