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Summary of public comments received
- To: "proposed-ipv4-policy@xxxxxxxxx" <proposed-ipv4-policy@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Summary of public comments received
- From: Olof Nordling <olof.nordling@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2009 21:29:06 -0800
Summary of public comments received for:
Global Policy Proposal for remaining IPv4 address space
Comment period ended: 26 February 2009
Summary published: 27 February 2009
BACKGROUND
On 4 February 2009, the Chair of the Address Supporting Organization Address
Council forwarded a Proposed Global Policy for Remaining IPv4 Address Space,
for ratification by the ICANN Board. Essentially, the proposal states that each
Regional Internet Registry, RIR, be allocated one /8 IPv4 address block when
the IANA free pool of IPv4 address space reaches five remaining /8 blocks.
The development of Global Internet Number Resource Policies is the subject of
an MoU, known as the ASO MoU, between the RIRs/NRO and ICANN. There are also
specific ICANN Board Procedures for handling global policy proposals in this
context. In line with the procedures, a final call for public comments on this
proposal was open from 5 February 2009 to 26 February 2009.
COMMENTS
At the closing time for public comments, one comment had been received, from
Robert Aouad, CEO of ISOCEL in Benin. Aouad briefly expresses general support
for the policy, stating that: "This particular global policy ensures the
distribution of the last remaining IP(v4) address (blocks) in an orderly
manner".
In addition, Aouad raises four questions regarding how the final IPv4 address
block will be handled in his region. These questions relate to regional policy
considerations, outside the scope of the Global Policy proposal. Accordingly,
the comment has also been forwarded to ASO AC representatives of the relevant
Regional Internet Registry, AfriNIC, for their information, consideration and
potential addressing, as appropriate.
NEXT STEPS
This summary of public comments will be used to inform the ICANN Board of
Directors in their consideration of the global policy proposal.
CONTRIBUTORS
Robert Aouad
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Olof Nordling
Director, Services Relations
ICANN
R.P. Schuman 6, Bte 5
B-1040 Brussels
Belgium
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