Re: ARIN co-located nameserver problem

[Michael Dillon <michael () memra com>]

On Tue, 8 Dec 1998, Dean Anderson wrote:

> What about this policy of ARIN's--Do people think ARIN should be
> registering nameservers by name or by IP address?  To make this work in
> general, one would need to SWIP single IP addresses.

There was a discussion about what should be SWIP'd in Seattle and it
seemed that the conclusion was that SWIP policy should not be based on
block size. Instead it should be based upon whether or not network
operators need to know who is responsible for the network using that
block. Presumably in this case, you are responsible for that nameserver
and therefore the /32 should be SWIP'd to you. This does not mean that all
/32 assignments should be SWIP'd, just the occasional special ones like a
nameserver located on someone else's network.

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