ARIN received a suggestion (2007.29) "that ARIN
implement
lame-delegation policy on a per-zone basis and not the
per-network basis
as described in the message. I am not making the request to
"do" it, but
to open this up for discussion as this change means that
ARIN would have
to do per-zone management."
The complete suggestion can be viewed at:
htt
p://www.arin.net/acsp/suggestions/2007-29.html
As a result, ARIN would like to solicit input on how reverse
delegation
information should be displayed on network blocks within
WHOIS.
Currently, only the network block information is displayed
and not any
actual delegations within in-addr.arpa. For example, a /19
has 32 actual
delegations. If one particular delegation (e.g. a /24) is
marked as
being lame out of a larger block (e.g. a /19), two issues
arise:
1) Is it necessary to indicate which delegations are lame
within the
network block within WHOIS?
2) If yes, how should this information be displayed in
WHOIS?
Please submit your response to the consult arin.net.
You can subscribe
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http:
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Discussion on consultarin.net will close at noon EDT 23 October
2007. A
poll on the topic will be conducted in early November. Only
subscribers
on the consultarin.net list when the poll opens will be
eligible to
participate. Poll results will be publicly available and
will be used by
the ARIN President to help determine what course of action,
if any, ARIN
should take regarding the subject.
The ARIN Consultation and Suggestion Process documentation
is available
at: http
://www.arin.net/about_us/corp_docs/acsp.html
We welcome community-wide participation. Please address any
process
questions to infoarin.net.
Regards,
Member Services
American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN)
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