Independent space from ARIN

Mon Apr 14 18:11:20 UTC 2003

JM> Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2003 09:10:44 -0400
JM> From: Jeff McAdams

JM> They lied to me, full stop.  Additionally, depending on your beliefs of
JM> what's practical for renumbering policies...they screwed me over there
JM> too by not giving me enough space (whether one block or more than one, I
JM> don't give a crap...but this going back after renumbering half the
JM> network is absurd).

"Here's our current address utilization; details are attached.
We require a /X for our immediate use."

*time passes*

"Here is your new PI block.  Show at least 80% utilization before
asking for more space."

"Uh... this block you gave us?  Utilization will be in excess of
100%, because it's not big enough to hold everything.  We're
renumbering out of the old space."

"Here's a form.  Please fill it out in detail, indicating how
your address space is used."

JM> ARIN has failed to accomplish everything that it was created to do.  Its
JM> whole purpose for existence has basically not been served.

Hmmmm.  96/5 and AS4xxxx are hereby under the authority of
AlteRIN.  Rob, please add these to your list.

;-)

Eddy
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