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ARIN Open Microphone NANOG 23

ARIN Open Microphone NANOG 23. Richard Jimmerson Director of Operations. October 23, 2001. Oakland, California. Reason for this Session. Operator input crucial to the Internet resource policy evaluation process Operators are most affected by ARIN policies. Policy Development Process.

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ARIN Open Microphone NANOG 23

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  1. ARIN Open Microphone NANOG 23 Richard Jimmerson Director of Operations October 23, 2001 Oakland, California

  2. Reason for this Session • Operator input crucial to the Internet resource policy evaluation process • Operators are most affected by ARIN policies NANOG 23 Oakland, California

  3. Policy Development Process • Developed by the Internet community within the ARIN region • Participation open to everyone • Policy issues are discussed: • On ARIN public mailing lists • At open public policy meetings (twice yearly) • At other meetings • Internet Resource Policy Evaluation Process located at:www.arin.net/arin/policy_eval_process.html NANOG 23 Oakland, California

  4. Policy Process ARIN BoT evaluates policy proposal BoT Declares Policy Emergency Policy Proposal Submitted Mailing list discussion (final call) for 10 days Discussion at public policy meeting AC evaluation ARIN BoT Ratifies New Policy ARIN BoT Ratifies New Policy No Proposal to mailing lists 30 days prior to meeting ARIN BoT evaluates policy proposal Mailing list discussion (final call) for 10 days ARIN BoT declare emergency? Mailing list discussion for 10 days AC evaluation NANOG 23 Oakland, California

  5. Public Mailing Lists • ARIN Public Mailing Lists • ARIN Public Policy Mailing List • RFC 2050 Working Group • Virtual Webhosting Committee • IPv6 Working Group • Database Implementation Working Group • Community Learning and Education Working Group (CLEW) • Routing Table Measurement and Analysis • Subscription information and archives:http://www.arin.net/members/mailing.htm NANOG 23 Oakland, California

  6. Policy Proposals • 2001-1: Changing minimum SWIP size from /29 to /28 • 2001-2: Multi-homing as justification for /24 reassignments • 2001-3: IPv6 micro-assignments • 2001-4: Modification of the IPv6 allocation policies • 2001-5: Micro-assignments for multi-homed sites • 2001-6: Single organizations with multiple aggregation points • 2001-7: Bulk Copies of ARIN’s WHOIS database NANOG 23 Oakland, California

  7. Next ARIN Meeting • Location: Miami, Florida • Dates: October 28 – 31, 2001 • Meeting Info… http://www.arin.net/ • Sunday • IPv6 Tutorials • ARIN Registration Tutorials • Monday and Tuesday • Public Policy Meeting (Working Groups) • Voting for ASO AC • Wednesday • Members Meeting NANOG 23 Oakland, California

  8. Questions? October 23, 2001 Oakland, California

  9. Policy Proposals • 2001-1: Changing minimum SWIP size from /29 to /28 • 2001-2: Multi-homing as justification for /24 reassignments • 2001-3: IPv6 micro-assignments • 2001-4: Modification of the IPv6 allocation policies • 2001-5: Micro-assignments for multi-homed sites • 2001-6: Single organizations with multiple aggregation points • 2001-7: Bulk Copies of ARIN’s WHOIS database NANOG 23 Oakland, California

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