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APJII POLICY MEETING 2 updates

Conditions before APM Members lacking comprehension on APNIC policies. Not knowing where to complain should inconvenient policies exist. Ineffective discussions in the mailing list.

Conditions after APM Members giving more attention to the mailing list. Members having better comprehension about APNIC policies. Feedbacks from members on existing policies.

Constraints Getting members familiar to use the Mailing list for discussions. Encouraging members to give presentations. Most participants cannot solve technical problems. ISPs currently assigning Address Space based on Bandwidth. This is caused by : Not understanding APNIC policy, or The ISP’s internal Policy.

About IPv6 Members having limited knowledge about : IPv6 implementation and policy development. Routing issues referring to Best Current Practice (BCP). Other technical issues including RFC & APNIC policies, etc.

Steps taken by APJII Secretariat Encouraging members to respond to existing policies. Launching new drafts based on inputs given to the Secretariat. Reference : RFC’s, APNIC Policies, etc.

2 ( IIX and Internet Resources ) APM Result APM 1 26/08/2002 APM2 11/06/2003 Discussion Forum 2 ( IIX and Internet Resources ) 3 ( IIX, IR dan IPv6) Number of participants 43 73

9 Drafts (IIX, Internet Resources, Membership) APM-Cont’d Result APM-1 26/08/2002 APM-2 11/06/2003 Total draft 1 Draft (IIX) 9 Drafts (IIX, Internet Resources, Membership) New Issues New nodes for the IIX 2nd opinion for APJII members, etc. Reverse DNS should have IP Addresses that are registered through the Second Opinion procedures. - ASN Non-Portable: Organization without Address Space Assignments/Allocations from RIR cannot have this Assignment, etc.

NON-PORTABLE ASN Organization without Address Space Assignments/Allocations from RIR/NIR cannot have this Assignment. Reason : ASN usage in multihoming organizations using Address Space from each ISP will effect in Routing Table inefficiency for each ISP’s.

Current Issue Using Private ASN as another alternative to connect to the IIX. Useful for an ISP not using BGP’s to their current upstreams. Works as a Singlehomed only to the IIX. When they need to be BGP Multihoming, they can request for a Public ASN to APJII. Current problem: ISPs that are currently BGP Singlehomed used Private ASN on their Routing policy and want to connect to the IIX.

Other Policies Are the same with APNIC Policies and other Regional and Global policies.

APM Proposal to APNIC OPM Reverse DNS should have IP Addresses that are registered through the Second Opinion procedures (minimum a /29). ASN Non-Portable: Organization without Address Space Assignments/Allocations from RIR/NIR cannot have this Assignment. Using Private ASN for Singlehoming to IX.

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