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Is ripe allocating /24's?


From: Sean Donelan <SEAN () SDG DRA COM>
Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 18:25:34 -0500

A provider has made the claim to me that RIPE is allocating /24's
addresses to various European providers.  Is this true?  What affect
does this have on providers with prefix-length filters?

Or is this provider just mis-reading the RIPE allocation database.

It isn't always clear at what point RIPE has delegate something,
and at what point a provider has registered a more specific route
since the delegation and routing database appear to be merged in
the RIPE model.  And in fact the RBnet could aggregate many of these
announcements.

     Network          [...]
  *>i62.76.0.0/22     [...]
  *>i62.76.4.0/23     [...]
  *>i62.76.6.0/23     [...]
  *>i62.76.8.0/24     [...]
  *>i62.76.122.0/24   [...]
  *>i62.76.124.0/23   [...]
  *>i62.76.128.0/23   [...]
  *>i62.76.130.0/24   [...]
  *>i62.76.136.0/23   [...]
  *>i62.76.144.0/21   [...]


--
Sean Donelan, Data Research Associates, Inc, St. Louis, MO
  Affiliation given for identification not representation



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