[policy-wg] Guidelines for Temporary Assignments/Allocations's proposal

[Adiel A. AKPLOGAN]

>Hello Alain,
>
>i just suggested that we extend the period for this temporary assignment 
>to 3 months.
>We should take into account :

The One month start from the time the allocation is approved and made.

So:

>  1- The time to instruct the demand and to issue the IP address

Not part of the month

>  2- Time to be really sure about the event in itself

The requester must be sure before requesting the IP addresses.
As the date of the events/experiments must be provide too.

>  3- Time for the send a request to the Telco or the ISP for routing

How much time is need for that? Maybe 72 hours?

>  4- Time to configure and to be sure that the routing issues are solved 
> in the Telco or the ISP network
>  5- Testing period
>  6- The event in itself

Maybe for events, the period of lease will depend on the duration:
A two week event can sort out all the test and routing in two other weeks.

Anyway I saw somewhere in the document that the lease can be renewed.

My two cents.

- a.
>"AINA ALAIN PATRICK(TRS)" <aalain at trstech.net> wrote:
>---------------------------------------------------
>Name:  Alain P. Aina
>Organisation: TRS Technology
>Country: Togo
>Policy Afected: New
>Date: 16.04.2005
>Proposal:
>Temporary IP allocation in AfriNIC region.
>---------------------------------------------------
>Guidelines for Temporary Assignments/Allocations:
>=================================================
>1.0 Introduction:
>-----------------
>In some circumstances, organisations may require IP resources for a certain
>period of time, usually one month and less. This could be for exhibitions,
>conferences, conventions, etc.
>AfriNIC will therefore assign numbering resources to entities requiring
>temporary IP numbers for a fixed period of time. In this document, "IP
>resources" refers to unicast IPv4/v6 addresses and AS numbers.
>2.0 Document! ing the temporary activity:
>--------------------------------------
>The activity requiring temporary IP resources should be publicly documented
>and
>available, preferably on a website. Entities requiring such IP resources are
>expected to demonstrate an understanding that when the activity or experiment
>for which they require the IP resources ends, the IP resources will be
>returned
>to AfriNIC.
>A "publicly accessible document" is a document that is publicly and openly
>available free of charge and free of any constraints of disclosure.
>AfriNIC will not recognize any activity under this policy if such an activity
>cannot be publicly disclosed.
>3.0 Assignments of IP resources
>------------------------------
>Resources are assigned on a lease basis for a period of one month. The
>assignment can be renewed on application to AfriNIC providing the necessary
>information . The size of the assigned IP resource will be determine! d 
>from the
>plan submitted by the requesting entity.
>3.1 Required Documentation:
>The requesting organisation should send an e-mail to hostmaster at afrinic.net
>with
>the following contents:
>a. Details of Organisation: - Legal Organisation name - Country Where
>Registered
>- Postal Address - Physical Address - Telephone and Fax Numbers - website
>(this
>is a must)
>b. Details of activity requiring the temporary assignment. - Website 
>detailing
>the activity - Website with a link to similar prevsious activities - Links
>from
>other (relevant) sites about this activity - Any other information that
>AfriNIC
>should know about - Date when the above activity ends.
>c. The planned use of these IP resources - List subnet size required, and for
>what it will be used - Any AS numbers. - Reverse delegation, if required
>d. The intended date of return of the IP resources above.
>Once the above information has been review! ed by AfriNIC, the requesting 
>entity
>will be required to fill the appropriate resource-request form and submit to
>hostmaster at afrinic.net
>3.2 Commercial Use Prohibited
>If there is any evidence that the temporary resource is being used for
>commercial purposes, or is being used for any activities not documented in 
>the
>original description provided above, AfriNIC reserves the right to 
>immediately
>withdraw the resource and reassign it to the free pool.
>4.0 Administrative fees to AfriNIC
>----------------------------------
>AfriNIC may charge administrative fees (if necessary) for assignment of the
>temporary IP numbers above.
>============================================
>Incentive:
>In Africa Internet is still a growing technology and time by time
>there are high level trainings and event related to Internet
>awareness. In most of the case the local hosting organisation
>do not have enough IP address to provide to the workshop
>Infrastructure, resulting to intensives NAT usage. To avoid this,
>AfriNIC should be able to provide temporary address space under
>some specific conditions. This policy will allow AfriNIC to do that.
>
>--alain
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