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[address-policy-wg] RIPE Access Policy Change Request to allow allocations to critical infrastructure
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Elmar K. Bins
ripe at detebe.org
Mon Jan 12 16:48:37 CET 2004
chapuis at ip-plus.net (Andre Chapuis) wrote: > Agreed, > And what about defining an address-range where every ISP opens its filter up to /29 (as an example) ? This would deal with both anycast and address-space conservation. > Let's show that we (as ISPs) are not bound to the /24 forever ! Nice idea. You try convincing the Tier-1s (and -wannabes). I second this thought, but I deem it impractical, since the "big players" will be hard to convince to change their filtering boundaries. I believe, some answers will be in the style of "who's RIPE anyway?". Yours, Elmar. -- Es gibt Luegen, verdammte Luegen und RIPE-141(-219)-Netzantraege. (mlelstv, dcii 2003) -----------------------------------------------------------[ ELMI-RIPE ]---
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