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prop-056: IPv4 Soft Landing – APNIC
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prop-056: IPv4 Soft Landing
Proposal text
Text
Synopsis
This is a proposal to tighten the criteria for receiving subsequent IPv4 allocations from APNIC.
Current status
Presented at APNIC 25 where it was withdrawn. Proposal author to submit new proposal based on IPv6 deployment elements of this proposal.
Author
David Conrad
Relevant forum
Policy SIG
Most recent version
prop-056-v001
Previous versions
N/A
Status at other RIRs
AfriNIC: to be submitted2007-16 – under discussion
Proposal history
Timeline
Activity
24 January 2008
Announced to the Policy SIG mailing list for discussion
28 February 2008
Presented at APNIC 25 where it was withdrawn. Following feedback at APNIC 25, proposal author to submit new proposal based on IPv6 deployment elements of this proposal.
