Re: NANOG/IEPG/ISOC's current role

[Paul Ferguson <pferguso () cisco com>]

Well, some folks at ISI have already been involved in a project similar
to this, contacting folks who have been allocated bits-n-pieces of *the*
TWD, 192/8. Suzanne Woolf gave a presentation at LA/IETF on the progress
of 192/8 address reclamation, complete with precentages of 192/8 users
who were willing to give up the allocation, users who were unwilling to
give up the allocation, and so forth. I thought that she was going to
put this data up on the web at ISI, but I couldn't find it this morning
when I looked there.

In any event, I'm not sure this is a valid project for PIER. Its really
within our scope of work or within our charter.

- paul


At 12:38 AM 4/4/96 -0800, Craig A. Huegen wrote:

> I would recommend that the PIER group work with providers on this; PIER 
> would be a great organization to take the huge ACTIVE table of /24's and 
> mail the listed contacts for the network to offer tools, easier renumbering 
> methods, etc., to minimize impact to the network's customers.  Once 
> all the mails are sent out and a semi-generous grace period is set, PIER 
> should recommend a date providers should stop listening to /24 announcements.