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Title: Joint RIR at Shanghai


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The RIR System
Prepared by Regional Internet Registries APNIC,
ARIN, LACNIC and RIPE NCC
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Overview
  • History Evolution
  • Structure
  • IP Address Management
  • Internet Number Resource Management Policy
    Development
  • IPv6 Policy
  • Internet Number Resource Status

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History Evolution
The RIR System
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Pre 1992
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Pre 1992
The assignment of numbers is also handled by
Jon. If you are developing a protocol or
application that will require the use of a link,
socket, port, protocol, or network number please
contact Jon to receive a number assignment.
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Pre 1992
The assignment of numbers is also handled by
Jon. If you are developing a protocol or
application that will require the use of a link,
socket, port, protocol, or network number please
contact Jon to receive a number assignment.
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Pre 1992
RFC 1020 1987
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Pre 1992
RFC 1261 1991
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1992
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1992
RFC 1366 Geographic Allocations
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1992
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1993
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1993
RFC 1466 1993
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1993
RFC 1466 1993
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1996
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1996
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1996
RFC 2050 1996
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1997
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1997
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1998
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1998
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1998
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1998
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1998
ICANN / ASO MoU GAC 1999
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2002
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2002
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Emerging RIR
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Emerging RIR
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Structure
The RIR System
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  • Fee for Services
  • Open Financial Reporting

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  • Fee for Services
  • Open Financial Reporting
  • Open to All Interested Parties
  • Consists of Thousands
  • ISPs
  • Other Companies
  • Stakeholders

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  • Fee for Services
  • Open Financial Reporting
  • Open to All Interested Parties
  • Consists of Thousands
  • ISPs
  • Other Companies
  • Stakeholders
  • Elect Executive Board
  • Approve Activities

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  • IPv4 IPv6
  • AS Numbers
  • Whois Directory
  • Internet Routing Registry
  • Reverse DNS
  • In-addr.arpa
  • Ip6.arpa
  • /8

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  • IPv4 IPv6
  • AS Numbers
  • Whois Directory
  • Internet Routing Registry
  • Reverse DNS
  • In-addr.arpa
  • Ip6.arpa
  • /8
  • Email Discussion Lists
  • Public Policy Meetings
  • Publication of Policy Documents

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  • IPv4 IPv6
  • AS Numbers
  • Whois Directory
  • Internet Routing Registry
  • Reverse DNS
  • In-addr.arpa
  • Ip6.arpa
  • /8
  • Meetings
  • Elections
  • Web Site
  • Information
  • Training
  • Email Discussion Lists
  • Public Policy Meetings
  • Publication of Policy Documents

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  • ASO Secretariat
  • ASO AC Support
  • General Assembly

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  • ASO Secretariat
  • ASO AC Support
  • General Assembly
  • Meetings and Presentations
  • Government representatives
  • Industry groups
  • IPv6 Forum
  • Training Programs

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  • ASO Secretariat
  • ASO AC Support
  • General Assembly
  • Registration Services
  • Policy
  • Documentation
  • Engineering
  • Outreach
  • Presentations
  • Meetings and Presentations
  • Government representatives
  • Industry groups
  • IPv6 Forum
  • Training Programs

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IP Address Management
The RIR System
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IP Addressing
  • What is an IP Address?
  • How is IP Address Space Managed?

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What is an IP Address?
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What is an IP Address?
  • A Number Used for Routing

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What is an IP Address?
  • A Number Used for Routing
  • Not Dependent on DNS

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What is an IP Address?
  • A Number Used for Routing
  • Not Dependent on DNS
  • A Finite Public Resource

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What is an IP Address?
  • A Number Used for Routing
  • Not Dependent on DNS
  • A Finite Public Resource
  • Not Owned

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What is an IP Address?
  • A Number Used for Routing
  • Not Dependent on DNS
  • A Finite Public Resource
  • Not Owned
  • IP Does Not Mean Intellectual Property

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How is IP Address Space Managed
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How is IP Address Space Managed
  • Address Space Management Objectives

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How is IP Address Space Managed
  • Address Space Management Objectives
  • Implementation of Policy

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  • Efficient Use of Resources
  • Based on Need

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  • Efficient Use of Resources
  • Based on Need
  • Limit Routing Table Growth
  • Support Provider-Based Routing Policies

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  • Efficient Use of Resources
  • Based on Need
  • Limit Routing Table Growth
  • Support Provider-Based Routing Policies
  • Ensure Uniqueness
  • Trouble Shooting

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Policy Implementation Industry Self-Regulation
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Policy Implementation Industry Self-Regulation
  • RIR Staffs
  • Publish Policy Documents
  • Publish Procedure Documents
  • Implement Policy

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Policy Implementation Industry Self-Regulation
  • RIR Staffs
  • Publish Policy Documents
  • Publish Procedure Documents
  • Implement Policy
  • ISP/LIR
  • Develop Internal Procedures
  • Implement Policy

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Internet Number Resource Management Policy
Development Industry Self-Regulation
The RIR System
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How is IP Address Policy Developed?
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How is IP Address Policy Developed?
  • According to Policy Development Principles

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How is IP Address Policy Developed?
  • According to Policy Development Principles
  • In a Cyclical Manner

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Policy Development Principles
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Policy Development Principles
  • Open

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Policy Development Principles
  • Open
  • Anyone Can Participate
  • Policy Fora
  • Mail Lists

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Policy Development Principles
  • Transparent
  • Open
  • Anyone Can Participate
  • Policy Fora
  • Mail Lists

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Policy Development Principles
  • Transparent
  • Mail List Archives
  • Minutes
  • Policy Fora
  • RIR Boards
  • Open
  • Anyone Can Participate
  • Policy Fora
  • Mail Lists

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Policy Development Principles
  • Transparent
  • Mail List Archives
  • Minutes
  • Policy Fora
  • RIR Boards
  • Documented
  • Open
  • Anyone Can Participate
  • Policy Fora
  • Mail Lists

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Policy Development Principles
  • Transparent
  • Mail List Archives
  • Minutes
  • Policy Fora
  • RIR Boards
  • Documented
  • Formal Policy Documents
  • Implementation Procedures
  • Open
  • Anyone Can Participate
  • Policy Fora
  • Mail Lists

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Policy Development Principles
  • Transparent
  • Mail List Archives
  • Minutes
  • Policy Fora
  • RIR Boards
  • Documented
  • Formal Policy Documents
  • Implementation Procedures
  • Developed Bottom-Up
  • Open
  • Anyone Can Participate
  • Policy Fora
  • Mail Lists

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Policy Development Principles
  • Transparent
  • Mail List Archives
  • Minutes
  • Policy Fora
  • RIR Boards
  • Documented
  • Formal Policy Documents
  • Implementation Procedures
  • Developed Bottom-Up
  • Internet Community
  • Stakeholders
  • Technology Changes
  • IETF
  • Open
  • Anyone Can Participate
  • Policy Fora
  • Mail Lists

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Policy Development Cycle
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Policy Development Cycle
Need
Technology Changes Industry Requirements
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Policy Development Cycle
Discuss
Need
Email Lists Open Policy Meetings
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Policy Development Cycle
Consensus
Discuss
Need
Structured Assessment Process
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Policy Development Cycle
Consensus
Implement
Discuss
Need
  • Put Into Practice
  • Staff
  • ISP/LIR

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Policy Development Cycle
Consensus
Implement
Discuss
Need
Evaluate
Affect on Industry Interaction with Technolgy
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Policy Development Cycle
Consensus
Implement
Discuss
Need
Evaluate
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Upcoming Public Policy Meetings
  • ARIN (2 per year)
  • 6 8 Apr ARIN XI Memphis, Tn, US
  • LACNIC (2 per year)
  • 23 25 Apr LACNIC IV Santiago de Chile,
    Chile
  • RIPE NCC (3 per year)
  • 12 16 May RIPE 45 Barcelona, ES
  • APNIC (2 per year)
  • 19 22 Aug APNIC 16 Seoul, KR

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IPv6 Policy
The RIR System
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IPv6 Policy History
  • Apr 1999 Joint RIR Consensus
  • Interim Policy
  • IPv6 Allocations Begin
  • Oct 1999 Policy Review Begins
  • Jun 2001 Joint RIR Consensus
  • Policy and Technical Boundaries
  • End Site Assignments RFC 3177
  • May 2002 Joint RIR Consensus
  • Initial Allocation Size to ISP/LIR
  • Initial Allocation Criteria

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Assignments by ISP/LIR
RFC 3177 IAB/IESG Recommendations on IPv6
Address Allocations to Sites
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Assignments by ISP/LIR
  • ISP/LIR to End Site
  • /48
  • Usual Assignment Size
  • 16 bits for subnets
  • /64 only one subnet
  • /128 one device connecting

RFC 3177 IAB/IESG Recommendations on IPv6
Address Allocations to Sites
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Assignments by ISP/LIR
  • ISP/LIR to End Site
  • /48
  • Usual Assignment Size
  • 16 bits for subnets
  • /64 only one subnet
  • /128 one device connecting

ISP Infrastructure /48 per POP
RFC 3177 IAB/IESG Recommendations on IPv6
Address Allocations to Sites
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IPv6 Initial Allocation Criteria Process
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Subsequent Allocation Criteria Process
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INTERNET NUMBER RESOURCE STATUS REPORT
The RIR System
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IPv4 /8 Address Space Status
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IPv4 Allocations from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs Yearly
Comparison
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IPv4 Allocations from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs
Four-Year Cumulative Total (1999 2002)
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AS Number Status
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ASN Assignments from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs Yearly
Comparison
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ASN Assignments from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs Four-Year
Cumulative Total (1999 2002)
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Total ASN Assignments from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs By
Country
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IPv6 Allocations from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs Yearly
Comparison
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IPv6 Allocations from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs
Four-Year Cumulative Total (1999 2002)
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Total IPv6 Allocations from RIRs to LIRs/ISPs By
Country
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Links to RIR Statistics
Raw Data/Historical RIR Allocations http//www.
aso.icann.org/rirs/stats/index.htmlhttp//www.ian
a.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space RIR
Stats http//www.apnic.net/info/reports/index.ht
ml http//www.arin.net/statistics/index.html
http//www.lacnic.net/IP-ASN-LACNIC-stat-en.p
df http//www.ripe.net/ripencc/pub-services
/stats
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THANK YOU
Prepared by Regional Internet Registries APNIC,
ARIN, LACNIC and RIPE NCC
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