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2009-8 Equitable IPv4 Run-Out

2009-8 Equitable IPv4 Run-Out . Shepherds : David Farmer & Leo Bicknell. The Goals. Ensure an Equitable Distribution of the remaining IPv4 resources Ensure multiple organizations have an opportunity to receive IPv4 resources

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2009-8 Equitable IPv4 Run-Out

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  1. 2009-8 Equitable IPv4 Run-Out Shepherds: David Farmer & Leo Bicknell

  2. The Goals • Ensure an Equitable Distribution of the remaining IPv4 resources • Ensure multiple organizations have an opportunity to receive IPv4 resources • Reduce the disparity of IPv4 resource availability between competitive entities

  3. The Goals • Demonstrate Due Diligence when ARIN is called to task by; • The Courts • The Politicians • The Press • The Public in General

  4. The Goals • Reduce the chance that IPv4 run-out leads to; • Instability of the Internet • An artificial competitive advantage

  5. The Goals • Avoid a Friday Night Massacre of the ARIN Free Pool • Someone cleans out ARIN with a LARGE request late on a Friday afternoon • Everyone gets a BIG surprise on Monday morning

  6. The Goals • NOT! intended to extend the life of IPv4 resources • If ARIN has a large amount of IPv4 resources, you can still get a large amount of IPv4 resources

  7. Policy Statements • First half • Reduces the length of supply that can be requested from 12 months, as the IANA Pool decreases; • IANA Pool down to 20 unallocated /8s, reduced to 6 month supply • IANA Pool down to 10 unallocated /8s, reduced to 3 month supply

  8. Policy Statements • Second half • Creates a Maximum Allocation when ARIN receives its last /8 • Maximum Allocation of quarter (¼) of the available ARIN Free Pool • One (1) Maximum Allocation every three (3) months per OrgID

  9. Cons • In the second half the Maximum Allocation Size will decrease over time, accelerating toward the end • The current text may have the trigger to soon • Will cause some additional deaggregation • May cause some additional work for larger resource consumers, and ARIN, they have to come back more often

  10. Trigger Adjustment • Looking at the run-out projections it seems like we can trigger later than we were originally thinking • Possible change the first half to • IANA Pool down to 10 unallocated /8s, reduced to 6 month supply • Not dropping to a three month supply until ARIN gets its last /8

  11. Editorial Note • NRPM 4.2.4.4 is currently titled 4.2.4.4 Twelve months • Staff recommended a new title, which is included in this Draft Policy 4.2.4.4 Subscriber Members After One Year • NRPM 4.2.4.3 is currently titled 4.2.4.3 Three months • For consistency and clarity we recommend the AC also change 4.2.4.3 Subscriber Members Less Than One Year

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