[sig-policy] رد: FW: prop-051: Global policy for the allocation ofthe r

To: "Leo Vegoda" <leo.vegoda at icann dot org>, "Roque Gagliano" <rgaglian at antel dot net dot uy>
Subject: [sig-policy] رد: FW: prop-051: Global policy for the allocation ofthe remaining IPv4 address space
From: "Hytham EL Nakhal" <hytham at mcit dot gov dot eg>
Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2007 13:26:04 +0300
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Title: Re: [sig-policy] FW: prop-051: Global policy for the allocation ofthe remaining IPv4 address space

Dear Leo,

Yes it's clear in the policy text and we know that. but David Conrad have said in previous email the following:

My rationale for preferring N=2 is that is the size of allocation IANA is doing now as requested by the RIRs.

So, I think that happen upon agreement between RIRs and IANA .. the question now is what do you think about N=2 Is it more suitable as last allocation ?

Regards,

Haitham..

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