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Re: [weirds] Fwd: I-D Action: draft-blanchet-weirds-bootstrap-autonomous-00.txt

Marc Blanchet <marc.blanchet@viagenie.ca> Tue, 22 October 2013 00:58 UTC

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Le 2013-10-21 à 16:39, "John Levine" <johnl@taugh.com> a écrit :

> In article <1DCFFB1A-C5F1-493A-A3EC-235957891D5D@viagenie.ca> you write:
>> -=-=-=-=-=-
>> -=-=-=-=-=-
>> 
>> Hello,
>> based on our discussion on bootstrap in Berlin and the ideas suggested  to use
>> a label under the TLD for the names and the NRO file for IP addresses and AS, I
>> wrote this draft to capture the ideas. Hopefully, it is in line with the
>> suggestions. It is not full baked but enough to discuss I think. When we will
>> reach concensus on the method(DNS, IANA, this one), I'll update appropriately.
>> 
>> comments welcome.
> 
> It looks basically OK -- most of the alternatives have been ruled out

I'm not sure they are ruled out yet. I think each method has its pros and cons. And I've heard support for some of the presented ones in Berlin. 
But at least, with this, we have the full (yet?) set on the table to discuss.

Marc.


> so these are what's left.  A and AAAA in the TLDs are no good unless
> we want to invent a new reserved name and check to make sure that
> nobody has used it yet.
> 
> For the numbers bootstraps, assuming the RIRs are agreeable, I'd like
> to say that the much smaller IANA allocation list is an acceptable
> substitute for the NRO list.  I expect some people will find a 300,000
> line bootstrap file a bit rich for their setups.  The differences
> between the IANA and NRO files should all be known to the relevant
> RIRs, who can issue redirects, no?
> 
> R's de Montr�al,
> John

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