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Global IPv4 Usage, in /8s Available, 49 ~ 19% Public reserved, 1 AfriNIC, 1 Multicast, 16 Experimental, 16 LACNIC, 4 APNIC, 24 ARIN, 27 LIR Training Course Spring 2007 Private reserved, 1 Central Registry, 94 RIPE NCC, 22 Source: http://www.potaroo.net/ http://www.ripe.net 104
Growth of Global Routing Table Projected routing table growth without CIDR LIR Training Course Spring 2007 Rapid growth due to Large number of longer prefixes announced Deployment Period of CIDR But the routing table still grows ISPs tend to filter longer prefixes CIDR made it work for a while last updated 27 January 2005 http://www.ripe.net 105
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RIPE NCC Local Internet Registry Tr
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Overview 1. Introduction to the RIP
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RIPE and RIPE NCC • Réseaux IP E
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Problem Internet Registry System Go
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RIPE NCC Services Member Services
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Influencing RIPE NCC Members attend
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Budget and Charging Scheme • RIPE
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2. Being an LIR • Benefits and Re
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Allocation and Assignment /24 /21 /
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PI versus PA Assignments No Aggrega
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LIR Set-up Process • Steps - read
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First IPv4 Allocation • If you -
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3. The RIPE Database • Creating c
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Creating person Object person: John
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Multiple Protection Illustrated per
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RIPE Database: Learning Points •
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Assignment Policies • Policies he
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Assignment Process, AW=0 LIR Collec
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Step 2: LIR Evaluates Request • C
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Step 4: Request Form • General In
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Portal Communication Use the same t
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RIPE NCC Evaluates Requests • Bas
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Step 5: LIR Registers in RIPE DB
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Making Assignments: Learning Points
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Assignment Window Concept • Maxim
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Page 75 and 76: 8. IPv6 Address Space • Definitio
Page 77 and 78: IPv6 Assignments • Usual assignme
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Page 91 and 92: Multihomed Routing Policy First Pee
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