[AfrICANN-discuss] Le nombre d'adresses IPv4 disponibles tombe sous la barre des 10 %

Mon Jan 25 13:49:10 SAST 2010

								Le nombre d'adresses IPv4 disponibles tombe sous la barre des 10 %

				La
NRO vient d'annoncer que le nombre d'adresses IPv4 encore disponibles
est tombé sous le seuil des 10 %. L'organisme chargé de distribuer ces
adresses tire la sonnette d'alarme.
Le Number Resource Organization (NRO)
vient d'annoncer que le nombre
d'adresses IPv4 non allouées est tombé sous la barre des 10 %. Le NRO,
c'est l'organisme officiel qui chapeaute les cinq entités (Regional
Internet Registries) chargées de gérer localement la distribution des
adresses IP aux FAI et autres opérateurs.

 D'autre part, on estime que la totalité de ces adresses devrait
être allouée dans le courant de l'année 2011. Annoncé de longue date et
inéluctable, ce phénomène de saturation a été contourné par divers
mécanismes qui commencent aujourd'hui à trouver leurs limites.

 La NRO exhorte les acteurs à migrer vers IPv6

La NRO exhorte les FAI, opérateurs, organismes gouvernementaux,
entreprises et utilisateurs à mettre en oeuvre le plus vite possible le
protocole IPv6, dont on sait qu'il fournit un espace d'adressage sur
128 bits au lieu de 32 bits, donc virtuellement illimité.

 Plus précisément, l'organisme donne des recommandations (de bon sens) à chacun des acteurs :

 - les entreprises doivent supporter IPv6 au niveau de leurs infrastructures et des services qu'ils délivrent.

- Les organismes gouvernementaux doivent en faire autant et surtout
encourager le déploiement d'IPv6 et l'achat d'équipements et logiciels
compatibles.

 - Les éditeurs et constructeurs doivent évidemment implémenter IPv6 dans leurs produits.

 - Les utilisateurs doivent exiger le support d'IPv6 de la part de leur FAI ou opérateur.

Source : www.itmag.sn

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>    1. RE: Press Release, Less Than 10% IPv4 of Addresses	Remain
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>    2. First IDN ccTLDs Requests Successfully Pass	String Evaluation
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>    3. Discussion Draft: Affirmation Reviews ? Extension of Public
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>    4. RE: China,	a Country which has turned into a Rogue State
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> Subject: RE: [AfrICANN-discuss] Press Release, Less Than 10% IPv4 of
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> From: Anne-Rachel Inn? <annerachel at gmail.com>
> Subject: [AfrICANN-discuss] First IDN ccTLDs Requests Successfully
> 	Pass	String Evaluation
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> First IDN ccTLDs Requests Successfully Pass String Evaluation
> 21 January 2010
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> ICANN is pleased to announce the successful completion of the IDN
> ccTLD Fast Track String Evaluation for four (4) proposed IDN ccTLDs.
> The requests are associated with: Egypt, the Russian Federation,
> United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. Details of the successful
> evaluations are provided here.
> The IDN (Internationalised Domain Name) ccTLD Fast Track Process was
> approved by the ICANN Board at its annual meeting in Seoul, South
> Korea on 30 October 2009. First requests were received starting 16
> November 2009. The process enables countries and territories to submit
> requests to ICANN for IDN ccTLDs, representing their respective
> country or territory names in scripts other than Latin. IDN ccTLD
> requesters must fulfil a number of requirements:
> •	the script used to represent the IDN ccTLDs must be non-Latin;
> •	the languages used to express the IDN ccTLDs must be official in the
> corresponding country or territory; and
> •	a specific set of technical requirements must be met (as evaluated
> by an external DNS Stability Panel comprised of DNS and IDN experts).
> The request and evaluation processes entail three steps:
> 1.	 Preparation (by the requester in the country / territory).
> Community consensus is built for which IDN ccTLD to apply for, how it
> is run, and which organization will be running it, along with
> preparing and gathering all the required supporting documentation.
> 2.	 String Evaluation: incoming requests to ICANN in accordance with
> the criteria described above: the technical and linguistic
> requirements for the IDN ccTLD string(s). Applications are received
> through an online system available together with additional material
> supporting the process at
> http://www.icann.org/en/topics/idn/fast-track/
> 3.	String Delegation: requests successfully meeting string evaluation
> criteria are eligible to apply for delegation following the same ICANN
> IANA process as is used for ASCII based ccTLDs. String delegation
> requests are submitted to IANA root zone management.
> At this time ICANN has received a total of 16 requests for and IDN
> ccTLD through the String Evaluation process, representing eight
> languages. Four of these have now successfully passed through the
> String Evaluation and are hence ready for the requesting country or
> territory to initiate the application for String Delegation.
> ICANN is looking forward to the String Delegation function for these
> four requests, as well as finalizing the remaining received requests
> in String Evaluation, and receiving additional new requests in the
> Fast Track Process. A staff support function is available to help all
> countries and territories interested in participating in the Fast
> Track Process. Please email idncctldrequests at icann.org for any
> inquiries for participation.
> Updates about received numbers of applications and the number of
> completions will continue to be provided on the Fast Track Process web
> page at http://www.icann.org/en/topics/idn/fast-track/
> Press Release: http://www.icann.org/en/news/releases/release-21jan10-en.pdf
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> Date: Fri, 22 Jan 2010 07:03:36 +0100
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> Subject: [AfrICANN-discuss] Discussion Draft: Affirmation Reviews ?
> 	Extension of Public Comment Period
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>  Discussion Draft: Affirmation Reviews — Extension of Public Comment Period
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> 21 January 2010
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> As requested by Members of the Community, the public
> consultation<http://www.icann.org/en/public-comment/public-comment-201001.htm#affrev>on
> the discussion
> draft paper<http://www.icann.org/en/reviews/affirmation/affirmation-reviews-draft-proposal-26dec09-en.pdf>addressing
> the Affirmation review requirements has been
> *extended* from the end of January *to the 10th February 2010*.
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> In consideration of the very tight timeline of the Affirmation review
> processes and of the need to provide Selectors with a consolidation of
> comments before the establishment of the first Review Team, it would be
> impossible to grant further extensions of this public comment period.
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