[lacnog] 36/8 and 42/8 allocated to APNIC

[Nicolas Antoniello]

Leo,

Yes, I do agree !!!

I was just making some numbers... but as you say, it depends on what you
count in or out...

One interesting question is if we are able to enumerate (or at list preview)
some of the possible scenarios when we reach the zero day... whenever.
Some times it seems to me we spend more time trying to find out what to do
that they or what will happen but to put the hands on the solution which is
already there: IPv6.

Anyway, it´s a good and enriching exercise for all of us!

By the way, we are having a panel on that possible scenarios tomorrow at
LACNIC XIV @SaoPaulo.

May participate remotely:
participacion-remota<http://www.lacnog.org/es/eventos/lacnog-2010/participacion-remota>

Best regards,
Nico



On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 17:05, Leo Vegoda <leo.vegoda en icann.org> wrote:

> Hi Nico,
>
> On 19 Oct 2010, at 5:06, Nicolas Antoniello wrote:
>
> > Recordar que en realidad a la IANA le queda menos del 5% pues la política
> global aprobada hace que los últimos 5 se asignen automáticamente a los 5
> RIRs... entonces, realmente quedan 7 de los 12 para asignar... ¿¿ un 3% ??
>
> I don't think the important thing is how you count the percentage.
>
> If you count 12 from 256 /8s then it is just under 5%.
>
> If you count 12 from 221 /8s (exclude multicast, future use, 0, 10 and 127)
>  then it is just over 5%.
>
> The last five /8s to be allocated will still be allocated and I am sure the
> addresses will be used for networks. So whether you count it as 7+5 /8s or
> 12 /8s the important thing is that we are using addresses from a finite pool
> and we are reaching the point where the pool is starting to look very full.
>
> But the RIRs have lots of IPv6 space available and we have more to allocate
> them when they need it.
>
> Regards,
>
> Leo Vegoda
>
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