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[address-policy-wg] 2007-01 Last Call for Comments (Direct Internet Resource Assignments to End Users from the RIPE NCC)
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Leo Vegoda
leo.vegoda at icann.org
Tue Apr 8 15:21:52 CEST 2008
Hi Frederic, On 08/04/2008 07:11, "Frederic" <frederic at placenet.org> wrote: [...] >> Is your opposition to this proposal based on the size of the fee or are you >> opposed to there being any fees at all? >> > > 1) first i talk about domain for the way to check if is still alive: you > receive one mail, two.... before is deleting. and you pay where you want > your domain, you have a lot of choice. This seems to be a procedural rather than a policy matter. > About fees: > When a real work is done , is normal to pay for is work. (and the amount > is equal to the effort and time to made this work...). > > > About: > IANA -> RIPE NCC -> LIR -> PI recipient > and may be > IANA -> RIPE NCC -> PI recipient > > the probleme (and is a political problem) is to have choice. > > We support to have contractual link with the compagny that you decide > for PI. > > request must be free (and free of tax ;). That's not for us to decide. Fees are determined by the RIPE NCC membership, not the Address Policy WG. > In our non profit company, we talk about Ipv6. and we "do not > understand" why assignement are different that Ipv4. why is not possible > when you have Ipv4-Pi to request right now Ipv6-PI. > > "do not understand" = we understand the process, the ripe policy etc... > but we do not understand why Pa assignement are available, not PI. (the > answer was : we must go to policy proposal mailing list of ripe ;) That's a different policy proposal than this one (2007-01). IPv6 PI assignments are proposed in 2006-01 and 2008-01. Regards, Leo Vegoda
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