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Report from APRALO of ICANN

Report from APRALO of ICANN. Feb 24, 2008 AP* Retreat Izumi Aizu ALAC/APRALO. ICANN AtLarge. At last, RALO organizational work done More focus on Policy Works IDN Domain Tasting RAA IPv4v6 New gTLD ICANN JPA w/USG “AtLarge Global Summit” – 08-09?

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Report from APRALO of ICANN

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  1. Report from APRALO of ICANN Feb 24, 2008 AP* Retreat Izumi Aizu ALAC/APRALO

  2. ICANN AtLarge • At last, RALO organizational work done • More focus on Policy Works • IDN • Domain Tasting • RAA • IPv4v6 • New gTLD • ICANN JPA w/USG • “AtLarge Global Summit” – 08-09? • ALAC Review has started - till June 08

  3. APRALO finalized MoU with ICANN, Mar 2007 • Official signage ceremony took place at 31st ICANN Meeting, New Delhi, February 14 • This concludes establishment of 5 RALOs of ICANN • ALAC/RALO/AtLarge seen more seriously at ICANN

  4. List of ALSs from AP

  5. ALSs

  6. APRALO Officers Chair - Bilal Beirm, AKMS, Jordan Vice Chair – to be elected soon Secretariat - Edmon Chung, ISOC-HK ALAC members: Izumi Aizu Japan - ’08 Cheryl Langdon-Orr Australia - ’09 Nguyen Thu Hue* Vietnam - ’09 *NomCom appointee

  7. APRALO wiki https://st.icann.org/asiapac/index.cgi?asiapac_icann_at_large_asia_pacific

  8. Challenges ahead • Position within ICANN • Remain advisory • Inside decision making • Sustainability

  9. ALACWorking Group on IPv4v6 Coexistence

  10. Goal • To give a clear picture on: • IPv4 pool depletion and coexistence with IPv6 to the end user • To convey the users’ messages and opinions back to the technical community and the decision makers

  11. Objectives • To create a useful tool to help engage and inform the Internet Using Public about the issue • To advise ICANN Board on the issue from the perspective of the Internet Using Public

  12. Main Issues • IPv4 addresses are running out, but IPv4 network is not going away • IPv6 has to co-exist with IPv4 network – not transition or migration (only) • How do we do it without breaking the Internet’s end to end connectivity? • Challenges are broad and deep • Technical, operational, economic, policy, business, user

  13. Background Description • IPv4 address pool to expire around 2010 • Measures are taken by technical community including NRO/address community, but much has to be done by all operators of global Internet and decision makers • ALAC made statement at ASO Workshop at ICANN LA meeting in Nov 2007, calling for further collaboration • Workshop on IPv4v6 at IGF in Rio, Dec 07 • IA Japan, IIS – U. Tama, ISOC, JPNIC, JAIPA, NRO, GLOCOM + Gov of Japan, business community

  14. Planed activities • Organize workshop at coming ICANN meetings starting from Paris • Invite experts/stakeholders and policy makers • Ask questions of mutual interest • Monitor the developing activities • Prepare an Issue Paper?

  15. Timeframe – for 2008 • Feb Finalize Action Plan • Ask for Issue Paper? • May prepare Short Position Paper? • Jun Workshop at Paris meeting • Nov Workshop at Africa meeting • Dev Workshop at IGF in Delhi?

  16. Partners involved • ASO/NRO • People from Operators Community • NANOG, SANOG etc. • ISPs & ASPs – Google, Yahoo, etc. • Vendors • Governments/GAC? • Policy Makers

  17. List of expected outcomes and outputs • Clear understanding of the issue • Concerted Actions taken by all stakeholders concerned • Address community • Operators: ISP, ASP, IX etc. • Policy Makers • Business Users • Public Users

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