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APNIC 14 DB SIG Report. Xing Li 2002-09-06. Policy. Policy. Policy. Policy Outcomes. Proposal to suspend MAIL-FROM passed 9 vs. 0 (25) Protecting unmaintained objects will be discussed in the mailing-list 2 vs. 0 (25) AS Number Database Registration Proposal
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APNIC 14DB SIG Report Xing Li 2002-09-06
Policy Policy Policy
Policy Outcomes • Proposal to suspend MAIL-FROM • passed 9 vs. 0 (25) • Protecting unmaintained objects • will be discussed in the mailing-list 2 vs. 0 (25) • AS Number Database Registration Proposal • will be discussed in the mailing-list (by author)
Authentication • NONE • No protection • MAIL-FROM • E-mail • Very weak protection • CRYPT-PW • Unix encrypted password • PGP-KEY • Public key algorithm protection Will be removed http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2725.txt
Implementation • Proposed Timeline • 30 Sept 2002: Public announcement & mails to contacts of affected maintainers • 30 Oct 2002: 1st reminders • 30 Nov 2002: 2nd reminders • 17 Dec 2002: cutover • Affected MAIL-FROM objects replaced with CRYPT-PW generated by APNIC
Protecting unmaintained objects inetnum object range Maintainer APNIC range APNIC-HM last choice APNIC member range MAINT-MEMBER 1st choice customer range MAINT-NULL
AS Number Database Registration Proposal • P1 • The “import”/”export” fields MUST NOT be disclosed by whois database. • Whois database means registry information, not “IRR information”. • Route administration information should be disclosed by IRR databse. • P2 • APNIC is planning to merge whois and IRR database system to 1 system using RIPEv3. • Merging database is a good idea. • One aut-num object in RIPEv3 has two aspects of registry database and IRR which are separate things. • It is confusing. • We propose that APNIC should define a new object for managing AS number assignment.
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