[apnic-talk] Status field for inet6num objects
kevin.bates at bt.com kevin.bates at bt.com
Wed Jun 12 13:55:26 CEST 2002
seems better but not perfect - the important thing is to get all databases looking the same and using the same terms? strictly speaking it is not "ASSIGNED-TO-END-USER" its "ASSIGNED-TO-SUBNET-USER" for example it could be part of a DHCP dial up pool and thus only " leased" for the duration of that connexion. > At 11:56 AM 6/12/2002, Guy Davies wrote: > >I tend to agree with Nigel, although I'd go for something even > >plainer like DELEGATED-TO-LIR and ASSIGNED-TO-END-USER (I know > >they're a bit verbose but they're absolutely clear ;-) It also makes > >clear that addresses assigned to an LIR in the role of END-USER are > >exactly that. That way, an individual who is struggling with English > >as a second language (or even their first language ;-) can be > >absolutely clear of the status of a range of addresses. > > This is an excellent idea. However I would use > ALLOCATED_TO_LIR and ASSIGNED_TO_END_USER. > That way we clarify the subtle difference while > maintaining consistency with existing documentation. > > (If I remember correctly the term DELEGATED was suggested at the time, > but not used because of its usage in the DNS context as well as > the connotation of total transfer of authority over the resource which > is not quite the case.) > > Daniel
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