[AFRINIC-rpd] Further note on fee structure

[McTim]

On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 11:39 AM, Andrew Alston
<alston.networks at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi McTim,
>
> Why can these not be specified in standard CIDR bit aligned boundaries (yes
> I know, /32 is a CIDR boundary, but let's be real and not argue semantics)
>
> If you look at the LIR fees, these are specified on boundaries, why are EU
> fees not specified the same way as they were in the previous fee schedule?

You bring up a good point. Perhaps the old way was more confusing!


I would say that the below IS confusing.  so I have a /22, what do I
pay, the Mini End User fee or the Extra Small?

>
> So, to convert:
>
> Micro End User: /24 - /23
> Mini End User:  > /23 - /22
> Extra Small: > /22 - /21
>

So if I need 512 addresses, then am I Micro or Mini?  Your formulation
does not make it clear to me!



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Cheers,

McTim
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