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[rpd] AnyCast assignments - Update
ALAIN AINA
aalain at trstech.net
Sun Dec 7 08:37:13 UTC 2014
Hi,
As discussed at the meeting, using multiple subnets is ok as far as reference to BCP126 is in there.
To add Multiple ASNs on this, i suggest, reference to BCP 169
--Alain
On Dec 3, 2014, at 5:31 AM, David Peall wrote:
>
>> On Nov 28, 2014, at 13:26, Alan Barrett <apb at cequrux.com> wrote:
>>
>>> 2. Summary of how this proposal addresses the problem
>>>
>>> This proposal allows the use of:
>>>
>>> a. One (1) /24 of IPv4 for anycast services from a PA allocation of
>>> an LIR or direct end-user assignment.
>>> b. One /48 of IPv6 for anycast services from an IPv6 LIR allocation
>>> or direct end-user assignment.
>>> c. An AS Number for anycast purposes.
>>
>> Clause 2 appears to require the applicant to use all three of the IPv4,
>> IPv6, and ASN. However, under clause 3, it uses "and/or" to allow the
>> applicant to choose any subset of those three items. I think this
>> should be clarified, possibly by the use of words like this in the first
>> sentence of clause 2:
>>
>> 2. This proposal allows the use of any one or more of the following:
>>
>> It's also not clear whether the restriction to "one" IPv4 /24, IPv6
>> /48, or ASN, means only one forever, or one per application (with the
>> freedom to apply for another one later). I'd prefer to allow the use of
>> multiple such subnets or ASNs, if the applicant is providing multiple
>> anycast services and has adequate justification for not placing them all
>> in the same subnet or ASN.
>>
>> I'd also like this proposal to be usable for any kind of anycast, even
>> those not invented yet.
>>
>> --apb (Alan Barrett)
>> _______________________________________________
>
> I support the policy and APB’s suggestions but would also suggest allowing slightly larger allocations like /23 or /22 to allow the use of routing tools that Frank has already suggested.
>
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