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[ipv6-wg] A Modest IPv6-wg Proposal
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Andy Linton
asjl at lpnz.org
Wed Sep 16 00:00:25 CEST 2009
On 16/09/2009, at Wed, Sep 16, 00:45, Shane Kerr wrote: > > > Perhaps it is time to move beyond the traditional administrative and > technical co-ordination of RIPE and begin shameless advocacy. > Widespread > IPv6 adoption is in the best interests of everyone. > > > I am sure we can think of a lot of ways that RIPE can use its unique > position to improve IPv6 adoption. The discussion about vendors saying > "no demand" is a good point. Things like petitions signed by a huge > number of ISPs in Europe may have an effect. It may also be possible > to > encourage governments in the RIPE region to insist on IPv6 for new > purchases. I doubt there would be a shortage of ideas if people were > asked for them. > Perhaps one option is to look to intoduce a policy like the one which is currently in final call in the APNIC region. It's prop-073: Simplifying allocation/assignment of IPv6 to APNIC members with existing IPv4 addresses http://www.apnic.net/policy/proposals/prop-073 Terry Manderson and I pushed for this when we realised that a number of people had misconceptions about how difficult it is to get IPv6 address space. I know that a similar proposal was mooted in the RIPE region and it failed to be adopted for a number of reasons but perhaps it's time for the IPv6 Working Group to advocate for this and other measures that make adoption easier. Terry and I advocated strongly that people on the APNIC sig-policy group and other who attend APNIC meetings were not necessarily an ideal litmus test about how easy or hard adopting IPv6 is - they're mostly people who get it and I'm sure the same applies in the RIPE region and other RIRs. Regards, andy
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