ARIN mail

Jonathan Heiliger loco at isi.net
Sat Mar 29 22:27:04 UTC 1997


i apologize for further increasing the S/N of this list.. but I believe
the 'naipr at arin.net' list was created to focus on ARIN discussions, among
other things.  as we all know, NANOG's charter is defined in murky terms,
but why continue a retorical debate on two lists? 

thanks.


-jh-

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sat, 29 Mar 97 14:12 PST
From: Michael Gersten <michael at stb.info.com>
To: JimFleming at unety.net, naipr at arin.net
Cc: ckuehn at NSF.GOV, gstrawn at NSF.GOV, lsundro at NSF.GOV, nanog at merit.edu
Subject: Re: ARINANOG

Jim raises an extremely good point.

Why not start ARIN off by giving it a /8 to work with and see how well
it will actually work?

Lets face it, there is only ONE /0, and giving that to ARIN might not
be a good idea if it doesn't work right. By giving them a /8, they
will have to compete with other ways of assigning IP addresses, and
demonstrate that they actually can work.

Just like a would-be ISP has to start with a /24 and work up...

		Michael






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