1 A Closer Look at the Final /8 Policy Sam Dickinson Senior Policy Specialist, APNIC Thursday, 26 August 2010.

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1 A Closer Look at the Final /8 Policy Sam Dickinson Senior Policy Specialist, APNIC Thursday, 26 August 2010

2 Final /8 Policy Documentation Policies for IPv4 address space management in the Asia Pacific region Section 9.10, “Distribution of the final /8 worth of space in the unallocated APNIC IPv4 address pool”

3 What Space is the Final /8? When the total remaining space in the unallocated APNIC address pool reaches a threshold of a total of one /8, the following policies come into force… Not the “final /8 block from IANA” Decision on what constitutes the “total of one /8” left as an operational decision

4 Allocations Each APNIC account holder will be eligible to request and receive a single allocation from the remaining /8 worth of space …All APNIC account holders are eligible to receive only one allocation from the final /8 worth of address space. This applies to both current and future account holders. ( Allocations to LIRs) Put simply: Existing and new APNIC account holders can receive a single /22 from the final /8

5 /16 Reservation A /16 will be held in reserve for future uses, as yet unforeseen ( Allocations for future uses) The /16 will be unreserved if a use hasn’t been found for it by the time the rest of the final /8 worth of space has been allocated

6 Transfers When we reach the final /8, transfers no longer require any form of evaluation of requirements for eligibility. (3. Transfers of IPv4 addresses, “APNIC transfer, merger, acquisition, and takeover policy”)

7 Policy is Dynamic The policy surrounding address management once we reach the final /8 can change It can change now OR; After we hit the final /8

8 What is Not Covered by Policy How the Secretariat chooses the final /8 How to handle returned addresses Does it trigger a rollback on the final /8 if returned addresses take IPv4 pool over a total of one /8 worth of space? Does the final /8 allocation policy also apply to returned addresses?