[address-policy-wg] IPv6 PI

Dear Mark,

Rule #1 of breaking the rules: don¹t get caught. That said, if you do break
the rules and get caught, the standard applies that you get tarred and
feathered and have to sing a lullaby during the next RIPE plenary session.

But seriously ­ what kind of response were you expecting?

Best,

Remco


On 13-07-09 15:04, "Stream Service || Mark Scholten" <mark at streamservice.nl>
wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> We are looking on getting an IPv6 PI range. But we want to use it for the
> same services we are running in the IPv4 world. Could you say if it is
> allowed under IPv6 PI (some say yes, some say no and if you ask me it should
> be: yes, of course it is allowed).
> 
> The things we want to use IPv6 PI for:
> - dedicated servers (servers are owned by us)
> - co located servers (servers are owned by clients)
> - VPN (we have a few clients that use it, per VPN client at least 1 IP)
> - VPS guests (per VPS guest at least 1 IP)
> - https (per host an IP)
> 
> And if it is not allowed: what would happen if we do it and someone
> discovers it.
> 
> Thanks in advance for the answers.
> 
> With kind regards,
> 
> Mark Scholten
> 
> 



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