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[AfriNIC-rpd] Re: Legacy IPv4 addresses
ALAIN AINA
aalain at afrinic.net
Fri May 6 18:05:20 UTC 2011
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On May 4, 2011, at 11:51 PM, sm+afrinic at elandsys.com wrote:
> Hi Alain,
>
> There seems to be some confusing about legacy IPv4 addresses.
AfriNIC legacy space holders are mainly AfriNIC region organizations
that were 'inherited' from other RIRs when AfriNIC started RIR
operations - who did not have any contract/RSA with the source RIR
at the time of the transfer. AfriNIC basically carried over the same
arrangement.
> Would it be possible for AfriNIC to provide some information about the following:
>
See below
> (a) Which existing policies cover legacy IPv4 addresses?
None.
>
> (b) Are there any agreements or "rules" that affect legacy IPv4 addresses
> that the Policy Development Working Group should take into
> consideration when proposals are discussed?
No agreements.
Some business exceptions occur. Legacy space holders are not
accorded some services only available to members in good standing.
Such as:
- - Use of the member portal for management of the member account and
resources.
- - Resource Certification
- - Voting (Board Elections)
>
> (c) Are there any issues related to the implementation of policies in
> regards to legacy IPv4 addresses?
>
At the moment, we keep it simple. A legacy member requesting any
additional resource from AfriNIC would have to sign RSA and be
treated as ordinary member after that.
> (d) How many legacy IPv4 addresses are currently listed in Whois for the
> AfriNIC service region?
>
7,798,528 IP addresses
> (e) Are there any statistics about the distribution of legacy IPv4 addresses
> by country in the AfriNIC service region?
- --------------------------------------------
Country Addresses Percentage
- --------------------------------------------
South Africa 7,727,104 99.08
Egypt 16,640 0.21
Morocco 16,384 0.21
Namibia 8,960 0.15
Cameroon 8,448 0.11
Kenya 8,192 0.11
Others 12,800 0.16
- --------------------------------------------
>
> (f) Is there any agreement with other RIRs about legacy IPv4 addresses that
> the Policy Development Working Group should be aware of?
No.
Regards
- --Alain
Acting CEO
>
> Regards,
> S. Moonesamy
> Interim co-chair, AfriNIC Policy Development Working Group
>
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