What is an LIR?
What is an LIR? What is an LIR?
Evaluation of PI requests • Additional questions - Why does End User want PI (and not PA)? - Requesting extra address space for routing? - Aware of consequences? • Same criteria as for PA assignments - Conservative estimates - Classless • Assignment is only valid as long as original criteria remain valid LIR Training Course Spring 2007 http://www.ripe.net 72
PI Responsibilities • RIPE NCC - Assigns to End User - Creates inetnum • LIR - Makes contracts with End Users - Helps End Users with reverse DNS, route objects - Helps End Users if changing provider • End User - Maintains objects - Must not assign further LIR Training Course Spring 2007 http://www.ripe.net 73
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PI Responsibilities<br />
• RIPE NCC<br />
- Assigns to End User<br />
- Creates inetnum<br />
• <strong>LIR</strong><br />
- Makes contracts with End Users<br />
- Helps End Users with reverse DNS, route objects<br />
- Helps End Users if ch<strong>an</strong>ging provider<br />
• End User<br />
- Maintains objects<br />
- Must not assign further<br />
<strong>LIR</strong> Training Course Spring 2007<br />
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