[LACNIC/Politicas] Propuesta de política global de distribución de IPv4

[Francisco Obispo]

Hola Nicolás

A la fecha de hoy [1] hay 49 disponibles, descontando
el reservado 240.0.0.0/4

El número que corresponderá a M, depende del espacio que esté  
disponible,
por ejemplo, si quedan 26 /8s en IANA, entonces si algún RIR solicita  
dos (2) /8
entonces inmediatamente se dividiría el espacio entre N (5 por RIR),  
y lo que quede
se asignaría al RIR que hizo esa última solicitud.

En pocas palabras, ese RIR recibiría 6 /8s, a diferencia de los otros  
que recibirían 5.

Saludos



[1] http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space
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Francisco Obispo
Director de Operaciones y Red Académica
Centro Nacional de Innovación Tecnológica
http://www.cenit.gob.ve


On 05/05/2007, at 10:00 PM, Nicolás Ruiz wrote:

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> Francisco Obispo wrote:
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>> Anexo la ultima versión de la política que hemos estado revisando
>> para su discusión y aprobación durante la reunión de LACNIC en  
>> Margarita.
>>
>> Por favor hagan sus comentarios a la lista, para que podamos  
>> enriquecerla.
>
> En principio estoy de acuerdo con la política.
>
> El documento menciona N=5. Hay algún estimado de M?
>
> Adicionalmente, cual es el tamaño actual del pool de IANA?
>
>>
>>
>> Gracias
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>> Global Policy for  the allocation of the remaining  IPv4 address  
>> space
>> in the Regional Internet Registry system
>>
>> (Proposal)
>>
>> Policy Statement:
>>
>> This policy describes the process  for the allocation of the  
>> remaining
>> IPv4 space from  IANA to the RIRs. When a  minimum amount of  
>> available
>> space is reached,  an identical number of IPv4  allocation units (/ 
>> 8s)
>> will be  allocated from IANA to  each RIR, replacing  the current  
>> IPv4
>> allocation  policy.
>>
>> In order  to fulfill the requirements  of this policy, at  the  
>> time of
>> its adoption, an  identical number of IPv4 allocation  units (N  
>> units)
>> will be reserved by IANA for each  RIR. The number N is defined  
>> as: 5.
>> The reserved allocation units will  no longer be part of the  
>> available
>> space at IANA  pool.  The process for the  allocation of the  
>> remaining
>> IPv4 space is divided in two consecutives phases:
>>
>> 1. Existing Policy Phase:
>>
>> During this phase IANA will  continue allocating IPv4 addresses to  
>> the
>> RIRs using  the existing allocation policy.  This  phase will  
>> continue
>> until a request for IPv4 address  space from any RIR to IANA  
>> cannot be
>> fulfilled with  the remaining IPv4  space available in the  IANA  
>> pool.
>>
>> This will be the last IPv4 address space request that IANA will  
>> accept
>> from any  RIR. At  this point the  next phase  of the process   
>> will be
>> activated.
>>
>> 2. Exhaustion Phase:
>>
>> IANA will automatically allocate the reserved IPv4 allocation  
>> units to
>> each RIR  (N units to each one)  and respond to the  last request  
>> with
>> the remaining available allocation units at IANA pool (M units).
>>
>> 2.1. Size of the final IPv4 allocations:
>>
>> During this phase IANA  will automatically allocate N allocation  
>> units
>> to each RIR from the reserved  space defined in this policy. IANA  
>> will
>> also allocate  M allocation units to  the RIR that  submitted the  
>> last
>> request for IPv4 addresses.
>>
>> 2.2. Allocation of the remaining IPv4 Address space:
>>
>> After the completion  of the evaluation of the  final request for  
>> IPv4
>> addresses,  IANA  must:
>>
>> 1.  Immediately  notify the  NRO about  the activation  of  the  
>> second
>> phase of  this policy.
>>
>> 2. Proceed to  allocate M allocation  units to the RIR  that  
>> submitted
>> the last  request for  IPv4 address space.
>>
>> 3. Proceed  to  allocate N  allocation  units  to  each RIR  from   
>> the
>> reserved space.
>>
>>
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>>
>>
>>
>>
>> _____________________________
>> Francisco Obispo
>> Director de Operaciones y Red Académica
>> Centro Nacional de Innovación Tecnológica
>> http://www.cenit.gob.ve
>>
>>
>>
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