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Impact of paying for address space
From: Phil Howard <phil () charon milepost com>
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 1997 18:50:10 -0600
With there being a fee structure coming into place for obtaining address space, businesses are going to end up being more conservative with their space requests. Maybe. I suspect many will. If you expect to assign a /17 worth of space over the next year, why ask for all /17 of it now. Why not get a /19 each quarter as needed. With the fee structure in place, there would be less panic about space becoming too scarce. Now if this does take place, and I believe it will although I am not sure to what scale, that will mean that each business and ISP will have more smaller prefixes. That means more BGP announcements and larger tables and an impact on routers. Thoughts? -- Phil Howard | w4x4y7z4 () lame0ads org stop7it6 () no15ads1 edu no7way47 () spam6mer com phil | stop7ads () noplace9 net crash317 () nowhere4 com no42ads2 () noplace7 edu at | end0it76 () spammer8 edu blow9me4 () s9p4a3m3 com end0it61 () noplace0 edu milepost | eat56me7 () spammer8 org stop8944 () no2where com die3spam () noplace4 net dot | stop5ads () lame7ads net suck1it0 () anyplace net w8x9y7z9 () s4p0a5m4 org com | die4spam () dumbads4 com end2ads1 () nowhere2 edu ads7suck () anywhere edu
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