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[db-wg] Action item 47.2: Proposal for Adding Abuse Contact
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Wilfried Woeber, UniVie/ACOnet
woeber at cc.univie.ac.at
Tue Apr 13 18:23:24 CEST 2004
>As a starting point, let's take (approximations to) MarcoH's RIPE-47 >statistics. > >Number of inet[6]num objects: > 10**6 >Number of inet[6]num objects with IRT: > 10**3 (not significant) This simple counting approach is potentially VERY misleading, as it is not the sheer _number_ of individual entries which should be counted, but the _size_ of the address blocks covered in this hierarchy. On top of that, there's the possibiltiy to use the hierarchy to e.g. provide a "1st-line" contact for an individual address block AND a fallback or upstream for the encompassing block. Marco, would it be reasonably easy for you to extract this additional piece of statistics data? Wilfried.
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