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Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc
From: peter () swan lanl gov
Date: Fri, 19 May 95 11:10:27 MST
What's being asked for here is what a lot of businesses might consider proprietary or trade secret type information. There are few secrets on the Internet, we all know, once the network is in place, but plans for expansion and new business ought to be confidential until the day the circuit is turned on.
It is the case that several regulatory agencies ask for similar information when an organization requests allocation of spectrum. For example, in the US the FCC asks for an "independent" engineering review for several classes of spectrum allocation. peter
Current thread:
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc, (continued)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc bmanning (May 17)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Vince Fuller (May 17)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Vadim Antonov (May 18)
- Draft internic ip allocation doc Daniel Karrenberg (May 18)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc bmanning (May 18)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Paul Mockapetris (May 18)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Paul A Vixie (May 18)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Paul Mockapetris (May 18)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Sean Doran (May 18)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Paul Ferguson (May 20)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Geoff Huston (May 19)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc peter (May 19)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Jeremy Porter (May 19)
- Re: Draft internic ip allocation doc Peter Kline (May 19)