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Re: Where's 209.240.157.34 ?
From: Kim Hubbard <kimh () arin net>
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1999 12:13:55 -0500 (EST)
Richard Parker wrote:Perhaps ARIN has reserved the entire /19 for TierraNet, but only actually allocated the lower /20 to them? Perhaps TierraNet is announcing their /20 as a /19 to get past Sprint's route filters?That is what ARIN has been doing. Those who qualify for /20 can get a /20 where they can eventually get a /19 so that they can announce as /19 to bypass Sprint's discrimination against small businesses.
ARIN implemented a policy in February (based on a recommendation from the Advisory Council) for multihomed organizations. Basically, if you are multihomed and you meet the following criteria: - efficiently utilized a /21 - can justify more address space - agree to return the /21 to whatever organization you received it from within 18 months than you may be issued a /20 from a reserved /19 from ARIN. The idea is that you may announce the full /19 but you cannot use any of the second /20 until you go back to ARIN and justify it. - Kim Hubbard ARIN
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- Re: Where's 209.240.157.34 ? Kim Hubbard (Jan 06)
- Re: Where's 209.240.157.34 ? Phil Howard (Jan 06)
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