[address-policy-wg] Use of the Reserved IP Pool

Hi Sander,

>So, unless address space is returned to IANA (we don't have a policy for returning RIR space to IANA at the moment, but we might) the whole 1.08 >/8 will eventually be allocated as /22s.

So, Are we going to keep 18.11 Million address for new LIRs?. Thats 
makes 17685 new lirs, way more than double as we have now...sorry but 
that is ridiculous when we have LIRs with v4 allocation problems.
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Hi Jan,

 >The "non-expensive" way how to further delay the IPv6 implementation. 
Not every ISP is fully IPv6 ready yet and this sort of exercise would 
just postpone the action.
Ok, then only give another alloc to those who already deployed IPv6 on 
their networks and customers. Its easy. Who do the job get a "gift" then 
you will see the IPv6 graph grow much faster than now.
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Hi Jim,

 >Throwing away even more IPv4 addresses at these troubles is just not 
going to help. It might buy a little short-term relief. But it can't 
make any difference to the >eventual outcome. At best it would just push 
that crunch point back a few weeks or months. And what does the LIR do 
then, try to get yet another tweak to address >policy to squeeze out 
another /24? Or a /28? When would this exercise in rearranging the 
furniture on the Titanic finally stop?

For example, another /22 with give more than double time. Not just a few 
weeks/months. Double the time. If you make full use (not just 
assignements) of a /22 in 1 year, with a /21 you will have more than 2 
years of breath.

 >Er, that's a key reason why LIRs are eligible for their final /22. If 
this is genuinely not enough to deal with the v4-v6 transition, please 
explain how much would be and >why. For bonus marks, show your working. 
As they say in school/college exams.

How much? Dont really know. Im writting to the list for that matters. As 
I said before, another /22 to those LIRs who only own a /22 will give 
them more than double time. This is really LOT OF TIME. For the big 
telcos, who own millions of address, another /22 is nothing to them, for 
a Local ISP could be the breath they are waiting untill IPv6 is fully 
deployed.

About your spanish, you know the better words you can know. With that 
you will make lot of friends here :)
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For all

A little bit more than 20% of RIPE LIRs have 5 stars. We can be proud of 
being one. Are you guys one of them?

Regards,

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