RIPE Documents by Number

ripe-436: This policy describes the process for the allocation of the remaining IPv4 space from IANA to the RIRs. When a minimum amount of available space is reached, one /8 will be allocated from IANA to each RIR, replacing the current IPv4 allocation policy.

ripe-435: The Standard Service Agreement (SSA) shows the text of the contract between the RIPE NCC and its members.

ripe-434: Address Space Managed By The RIPE NCC

ripe-433: Annual Report 2007

ripe-432: IP source address verification completely prevents a class of prevalent reflector-type DDoS attacks, helps to track down attacking hosts and simplifies some network management tasks.

ripe-431: This document presents practical recommendations for the implementation of anti-spoofing mechanisms at the critical points of the network infrastructure of carriers and/or ISPs.

ripe-430: The TTM service relies on the support of paying customers to ensure that there are a large number of nodes on the network.

ripe-429: Since 2004, DNSMON has provided a comprehensive and independent overview of the quality of the service provided by infrastructure-level Domain Name System (DNS) servers. The background and history of the service can be found in "RIPE 342" [1], which this document obsoletes.

ripe-428: Policy Development Process in RIPE

ripe-427: RIPE NCC Budget 2008