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LACNIC REPORT

This report from LACNIC, presented by Sergio Rojas, outlines the current status of IPv4 and IPv6 address allocation as of April 2014. There are 12,058,368 free IPv4 addresses remaining. LACNIC has reserved IPv4 blocks for new members and soft landing. IPv6 allocation has seen significant growth, with 2,326 members using it. Efforts to raise awareness on IPv4 exhaustion and transition to IPv6 have been made in nine countries. The report also highlights the Ayitic Program aimed at addressing Haiti's needs through internet inclusion and socioeconomic development.

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LACNIC REPORT

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  1. LACNIC REPORT ARIN 33 CHICAGO APRIL 2014 Sergio Rojas sergio@lacnic.net

  2. MembershipReport

  3. ResourcesUpdate • IPv4 Pool Status (April 09, 2014) • 12,058,368 Free IPv4 addresses(0.72 /8s) • http://www.lacnic.net/en/web/lacnic/reporte-direcciones-ipv4

  4. ResourcesUpdate IPv4 Reserves • Two /11 IPv4 blocks reserved • Onefor “Softlanding” • Anotherfor NEW membersonly • In both blocks • Max allocation -> /22 • Min allocation -> /24

  5. IPv4 Alloc & Assig in /8 April2013 – April 2014

  6. IPv6 Alloc. & Assign • LACNIC Members -3556 • LACNIC Members with IPv6 alloc&assig- 2326 • Percentage - 65,43 % • Alloc & Assig IPv6 in 2012 - 578 • Alloc & AssigIPv6 in 2013 - 670 • Alloc & Assig IPv6 in 2014 (so far) - 263

  7. IPv4 Exhaustion & IPv6 Deployment • We have visited LACNIC Members and Governmental organizations. • 9 countries, 2 months, and almost 15 people (LACNIC staff) • Createawareness of IPv4 exhaustion and helpthetransition to IPv6

  8. RPKI reporte • Signed Prefix Count • IPv4 Space Covered by ROAs (In % of announced space) Source: http://tools.labs.lacnic.net/rpki-chart/all

  9. AyiticProgram • DesignspecificalyforHaiti´sneeds • Createdby LACNIC topromote and defendthe regional comunity´sinterestsand INTERNET as aninstrumentforinclusion and socioeconomicdevelopment. • Seeks to buildcapacity and expandknowledgenetworks • Next Workshop >> August 2014

  10. http://www.ayitic.net

  11. Previous Meetings • LACNIC 20 – 28th October – 2 November – 2013 • Willemstad, Curazao. • Public Policy forum • 5 proposals • 1 reached consensus • LAC-2013-02 Principles Governing the Distribution of Number Resources – Already on LACNIC´s Policy Manual (implemented)

  12. Upcoming Meetings LACNIC 21 Cancún, México 04 – 09 May

  13. News! LACNIC is ISO 9001:2008 Certified! GPTW award!

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