Hi Jordi,
Anupam has been working on this, possibly you can get in touch off list to discuss with him on his proposal.
Regards,
Amrita
From: Jordi Palet Martínez via [wg-pdr] Policy Document Review Working Group wg-pdr@apnic.net
Sent: 03 August 2021 23:07
To: wg-pdr@apnic.net
Subject: [wg-pdr] operational concern 5
I don’t think today we needs anymore to keep IPv4 for experiments.
So, I’ve proposed this:
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Category: Editorial, Operational
Actual text:
Proposed text:
5.7.2. Allocations for experimental purposes
5.7.2. Allocations for experimental purposes
APNIC will allocate public Internet resources to be used for experimental purposes. These experimental allocations are subject to the eligibility criteria, conditions, and restrictions described below. An experiment is eligible for an allocation if it meets the criteria described in either 5.7.2.1 or Section 5.7.2.2 below.
APNIC will allocate public Internet resources to be used for experimental purposes. These experimental allocations are subject to the eligibility criteria, conditions, and restrictions described below. An experiment is eligible for an allocation if it meets the criteria described in either 5.7.2.1 or Section 5.7.2.2 below.
In the case of IPv4, no experimental allocations will be provided from the last /8.
Explanation: IPv4 doesn’t require more experiments when is already exhausted. It is more relevant to keep the last available addresses for new ISPs or organizations.
Not sure if Anupam want to use it, author by himself, co-author, etc.
Regards,
Jordi
@jordipalet
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