[members-discuss] [EXTERNAL] Re: New Charging Scheme

On 19/02/2019, 14:52, "Terrence Koeman" <terrence at darkness-reigns.com> wrote:
    I have experienced this as well. For technical reasons (not convenience), I needed another /29 (or rather 6 /32's). This turned out to take too long and too much of my time, so I gave up and opened another LIR simply for the /29 IPv6.

    Of course that meant I had to buy one less /22 IPv4 on the free market, so the tight IPv6 policies directly caused faster depletion of IPv4. Though I don't know whether this happens often enough to be significant, it's still ass-backwards.



You know the policy (or perhaps the interpretation/implementation of the policy) is broken when it's easier for someone to spin up a new company and LIR than it is to get a larger IPv6 allocation.

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