Re: Non routable IPv6 registry proposal
Nico Schottelius <nico.schottelius@ungleich.ch> Thu, 11 March 2021 10:22 UTC
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From: Nico Schottelius <nico.schottelius@ungleich.ch>
To: Eliot Lear <lear@cisco.com>
Cc: Fernando Gont <fgont@si6networks.com>, Joseph Touch <touch@strayalpha.com>, Phillip Hallam-Baker <phill@hallambaker.com>, The IETF List <ietf@ietf.org>, The IAB <iab@iab.org>
Subject: Re: Non routable IPv6 registry proposal
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Good morning everyone, I'm very sorry for the late reply, the amount incoming emails has been extrem in the last weeks (I reply to one, I get 4 newly unread). Eliot Lear <lear@cisco.com> writes: > Hi everyone, > > As Nick Hillard pointed out, this came up in December on the IPv6 > list. The registry is managed by Nico Schottelius and Ungleich[1]. > Does that make this registry The Registry? Perhaps not. Does it > address the Sybil attack? No. I think at the moment I see ula.ungleich.ch as a thought experiment and also as a question to the IPv6 community. IPv6 is supposed to solve a lot of problems, one of them being accessiblity to addresses. However it seems none of the current models is really allowing communities to strive and build their networks with a minimal footprint of resources. > There is clearly demand for such registration, given that there is > already a registry of over 5,000 networks, and it is clear that > Ungleich is satisfying that demand. This raises some questions. It > may be the case that a listing may lead to people believing that they > are somehow guaranteed that their use is indeed unique, when in fact > no such guarantee can be made or kept under the current scheme. Also > I think there are some tough questions that may need to be resolved > around points of contact and relevant laws. These are things that > both ICANN and the various RIRs have paid considerable attention to. They did and they do. However I think the focus has never been on enabling (non-profit) commmunities. I am emphasising on this as historically when people can spend time (but not money) on something, innovation happens. We have not yet addressed this problem properly in the IPv6 world. > One might ask: why aren’t people just going through the RIR system to > get globally routable space? It's way too expensive. > I am sure there are varying answers to that question. One question I > have is whether a Regional Internet Registry is appropriator a global > allocation. Another question I have is whether such ULA allocations > will realistically remain local. ULAs are unlikely staying local, as we have seen with radio networks in Germany. Tunnels are being used to interconnect remote cities and non-collision (not necessarily public routing) are a primary concern. > However, that the demand exists and is being satisfied is something that I encourage the IAB and this community to consider. One of the key principles of stewardship of the address space in the past as been efficiency. Another has been aggregation. Here are some considerations the IAB, RIRs Nico, Phil, you Fernando, and other interest parties, might reasonably discuss: > > Are those principles are still being observed at the RIRs and how they have evolved, > What are the blockers to using an RIR block? > What should the applicable principles be? > Are there risks to the Internet ecosystem of which ungleich (and similar) registry uses should be aware? > What are the relevant policies that need to be incorporated into any new registry? > What prefix should be used? > Were there to be a more “official” registry, what are the roles of the various players, including this community, ICANN, the RIRs, ungleich, etc? And > And who gets to decide these questions? > If that sounds like an IAB workshop or a program or a BoF… well… It could be that the IAB and the RIRs have crisp answers to all of these questions. In which case, I’m talking about an email or perhaps a statement that satisfies at least my curiosity and apparently those of others ;-) I think you have quite some good points here and I am more than willing to address these questions in a workshop style meeting. RIPE82 is happening soon, but the IPv6 wg there is already fully booked and it might not even be the right place, given this is more a global matter. If anyone has a recommendation for which style workshop style meeting would be appropriate, I would appreciate any pointers. To put this in perspective: IPv6 is not only gaining in terms of deployment, but also in terms of acceptance. It is an interesting time window for making IPv6 truly available. But it is also a time-window in which we can lose this opportunity. Best regards, Nico -- Sustainable and modern Infrastructures by ungleich.ch
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