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Re: [Wg-ipv6-guide] RE: Wg-ipv6-guide digest, Vol 1 #10 - 1 msg
> | It feels a bit ackward to exhange e-mails when we are just a few steps
> | away from each other, but I think it's good to share the discussion,
> | so I will reply by mail:-)
>
> Nowadays it is quite usual to send e-mail to the person sitting down
> at next desk, isn't it? (or is it abnormal?)
Yes, you are prbably right.
I just thought it was quite funny when doing it myself.
Anyway, back to the main point,
> | > Above is the current IPv6 policy. Do you think that this mean that LIR
> | > does not need to submit SOR to APNIC even when they sub-allocate
> | > greater than /48 block to downstream ISP?
> | >
> | > This may affect other clause like "8. Second opinion requests " or
> | > "8.1.1 Sub-Allocations".
> | >
> | > I would like to know original intention of the policy.
> | It's a good point. It is not stated clearly in the policy, so I think
> | it would be helpful to describe in the guidelines. What do the rest of
> | you think?
> |
> | I don't know the original intention of the policy, but I believe that
> | we should not ask for a SOR for sub-allocations to downstream
> | ISPs.
>
> Me too.
>
> This is why I want to add a sentence such as 'LIRs should carefully
> consider and justify the sub-allocation size'.
I agree, we should clearly state this in the document.
> I have another question, should LIRs register the allocation greater than
> /48 to RIRs database?
I believe so.
Any assignments including and larger than /48 should be registered in
RIR database. If not, RIRs/NIRs cannot confirm the utilization at
subsequent allocations.
This may go back to the section on the definition of the site, but I
think we should describe the size required to register in the
database somewhere in the document with specific examples.
Izumi
JPNIC
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