[lir-wg] AS Number Policy - continued

Sebastian,

> > <s.willing at mops.net> wrote:
> >
> > > ASs allocated to RIPE:		6016
> > > ASs unassigned:			 616
> > > ASs singlehomed:		 224
> > > ASs unused:			1526

> If RIPE would run the tool regulary (each week or so) on their routers
> and some route-servers of EP's (no need to make them public, just give
> RIPE some kind of very limited access), we'ld have better results.

We already have similar numbers online:

    http://www.ris.ripe.net/as-stat/

These show the number of AS's seen by sites peering with one of the RRC's
of the RIS project, split out by month and by registry.  The data doesn't
change that much, so running this once a month is sufficient.  What we
want to do is to add a list showing the individual AS's, registries and
number of peers for all AS's assigned to the RIPE NCC.

If you look at over the last 7 months: the number of AS's increased by
about 2000 (12000 in January, 14000 now), while at the same time the
percentage of single-homed AS's dropped from 50% to 40%.  I'll show plots
of both at RIPE43.

Henk

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