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RIR Status Report

This report provides a comprehensive overview of Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) as of August 2001, highlighting key aspects such as membership growth, resource allocation status, and outreach efforts. It covers global IPv4 allocations for 2000 and the first half of 2001, AS number assignments, and IPv6 allocations by region, including specific data for APNIC, ARIN, and RIPE NCC. The report also discusses ongoing revisions to IPv6 policies, joint operational efforts among RIRs, and upcoming open policy meetings aimed at enhancing industry self-regulation and coordination.

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RIR Status Report

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  1. RIR Status Report IEPG August 2001

  2. Overview • Membership Growth • Resource Status • Outreach • RIR Specifics

  3. RIR Membership

  4. IANA Delegations ARIN APNIC RIPE NCC Unallocated Other Orgs. (pre-RIR)

  5. IPv4 Global Allocations • For 2000 • 77.7m allocated in total • 4.63 /8s • APNIC: 21.5 million (1.28 /8s) • ARIN: 38.2 million (2.28 /8s) • RIPE NCC: 20.1 million (1.20 /8s)

  6. IPv4 Global Allocations • For 2001 (January – June) • 43.3 million allocated in total • 2.58 /8s • APNIC: 12.4 million (0.74 /8s) • ARIN: 17.3 million (1.03 /8s) • RIPE NCC: 13.6 million (0.81 /8s)

  7. AS Number Assignments - June

  8. IPv6 Allocations - Total • Total of 93 RIR Allocations (/35s) • Top 3: USA (17), Japan (17), and Germany (8) • Bootstrap criteria phase almost complete (100 ends bootstrap phase) • Allocations • APNIC 32 • ARIN 20 • RIPE NCC 41 APNIC RIPE NCC ARIN

  9. IPv6 Policy Document • Ongoing revision • Bootstrap extension? • Global assignment policy for IXPs? • IAB/IESG recommendation (/48) • Recent Developments • Separating technology and policy • Removing TLA, NLA, SLA boundary language

  10. RIR Coordination • Current Efforts • IPv6 policy document • New ASO document series • Continuing Efforts • Statistics • Joint presentations • Operational coordination

  11. ASO/Emerging RIRs • ASO/ICANN • Lyman Chapin elected by ASO AC as ICANN Director • Emerging RIR document ratified by ICANN Board • ASO AC elections ongoing • Emerging RIRs • LACNIC • ARIN visited LACNIC facilities in April 2001 • Transition plan meeting at ARIN (July 2001) • Open policy meeting November 2001 • AfriNIC • Open policy meeting held in May 2001 at Accra, Ghana

  12. Outreach • Objectives • Raise awareness • Promote industry self-regulation • Activities • Meeting with • government representatives • industry groups • Conducting training • Newsletters

  13. Open Policy Meetings • APNIC • 28-31 Aug 2001, Taipei • In conjunction with APRICOT4-7 Mar 2002, Bangkok • ARIN • 28-31 Oct 2001, Miami • Apr 2002 – location TBD • RIPE • 1-5 Oct 2001, Prague • 14-18 Jan 2002, Amsterdam

  14. RIR Specifics

  15. APNIC • Certification authority • Member-only website under development • Demo at APNIC meeting • RIR routing registry • Feasibility study underway • Second member survey • Undertaken by KPMG • Extensive consultation in region • Policy • Proposal for portable allocation criteria

  16. ARIN • Improved/updated RWHOIS(testing begins this month) • New database schema and registration software (Q4 2001) • IN-ADDR.ARPA • /8 servers operational • migration of /8s in progress

  17. RIPE NCC • DB migration completed by October • Working with APNIC to use same code • RS improved • Staffing level significantly increased • Different prioritising (requests > questions) • Improved response time • RIS further developed • Route collector will be in APNIC region, Tokyo • Policy • Initial allocation criteria established

  18. Questions?

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