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[db-wg] RIPE DB question
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Wilfried Woeber, UniVie/ACOnet
woeber at cc.univie.ac.at
Thu Aug 4 15:54:15 CEST 2005
Max Tulyev wrote: > Hi! > > >>>So if you need to keep control on objects - keep your mnt-by there. >> >>In this case customer must ask LIR to do any changes in RIPE DB. >>It is not a best choise, I think. > > > But it is only choise you have if you need to keep control, for example, to > collect yearly payments for PI/AS as it usually is in RU/UA. ... another approach could be to link a resource object to more than 1 maintainer. As the access checks are performed on a "logical OR" basis, this allows modifications to be submitted by anyone holding a credential as listed in _any_ of the mntner: objects. We are doing that with some (legacy) objects of our customers. Works pretty well. Of course it assumes a collaborative environment, and/or some sort of incentive for the customer to not remove "your" maintainer (e.g. relying on your connectivity :-). It might work in your environment, and it might not be feasible. Whenever this approach is implemented, it is useful to properly configure notifications. This at least gets you a mail message if "something goes wrong" withthe collaboration.... Wilfried.
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