APNIC Document identity Title: Policies for IPv4 address space management in the Asia Pacific region Short title: add-manage-policy Document ref: APNIC-124 Version: 002 Date of original publication: 9 May 2011 Date of this version: 27 May 2014 Review scheduled: n/a Obsoletes: apnic-124v001 Status: Obsolete Comments: Obsoleted by apnic-127 Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. Scope […]
Proposal text prop-089-v001 Synopsis This proposal seeks to restrict the availability of IPv4 allocations and assignments from the final /8 to those members who are responsibly working to ease the transition period to IPv6 as we reach the final stages of IPv4 exhaustion. Current status Abandoned. Author David Woodhouse Relevant forum Policy SIG Previous versions […]
Proposal text Text Synopsis This proposal seeks to ease current IPv6 initial allocation criteria by adding one condition which enables current LIRs with IPv4 allocations to receive IPv6 initial allocations without a plan for making 200 assignments. Current status Implemented 4 August 2008 Author Toshiyuki Hosaka, JPNIC Izumi Okutani, JPNIC Relevant forum Policy SIG Most […]
Proposal text prop-081-v001 Synopsis This policy proposal seeks to supplement the final /8 policy, by making it possible for account holders to receive assignments from the final /8 space. Current status Withdrawn by authors Authors Terence Zhang Yinghao Jane Zhang Wendy Zhao Wei Relevant forum Policy SIG Previous versions NA Status at other RIRs AfriNIC: […]
Paul Wilson, APNIC Director General, recently attended the sixth meeting of the UN ICT Task Force, as an invited Internet specialist. The meeting, held last month in New York (March 2004), was addressed by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, and attracted the participation of many experts in Internet and ICT related matters. It was a […]
By Geoff Huston October 2004 It may have taken some three decades to get here, but there’s now no doubt that the Internet is now a major public communications utility. That’s hardly the most important piece of news you are likely to read today, but the implication of this public role is that there are […]
Proposal text Text Synopsis This is a proposal to tighten the criteria for receiving subsequent IPv4 allocations from APNIC. Current status Presented at APNIC 25 where it was withdrawn. Proposal author to submit new proposal based on IPv6 deployment elements of this proposal. Author David Conrad Relevant forum Policy SIG Most recent version prop-056-v001 Previous […]
Proposal text Text Synopsis This is a proposal to remove the need to have a plan to make 200 /48 assignments in two years and replace it with a plan to make a reasonable number of assignments in two years. Current status Withdrawn Author Jordi Palet Martinez Relevant forum Policy SIG Most recent version prop-042-v001 […]
Proposal text 0 prop-073-v004 Synopsis This proposal directs the APNIC Secretariat to automatically assess and provide IPv6 resources to APNIC members that currently hold IPv4 resources in the APNIC registry but who do not hold IPv6 resources in the APNIC registry. Current status Implemented on 10 February 2010 Author Terry Manderson Andy Linton Relevant forum […]
Proposal text Text Synopsis This is a proposal to allow the assignment of IPv6 blocks within the so-called "Centrally Assigned Unique Local IPv6 Unicast Addresses" to organizations or individuals requiring it. Current status Withdrawn Author Jordi Palet Martinez Relevant forum Policy SIG Most recent version prop-048-v001 Previous versions N/A Proposal history Timeline Activity 20 April […]