2009/6/19 Paul de Weerd <[email protected]> > In Europe, you can get IPv6 PI space. Provider Independent (PI) IPv6 > Assignments for End User Organisations (version 5.0) for was accepted > in april 2009. > > See: http://www.ripe.net/ripe/policies/proposals/2006-01.html > > We'll have to see what happens to global routing tables. >
Actually, that paper you mention clearly states following: > The other four RIR regions already have a policy for assigning IPv6 PI > address space. > ARIN started with IPv6 PI in September 2006. To date, the stats files contain > less than 200 IPv6 assignments from 2620::/23. > APNIC is making "Portable IPv6" assignments since June 2007. The stats files > report only 36 entries under 2001:df0::/29. So, it looks like the sky isn't going to fall on our heads, at least, not right now. Having said that, i completely agree that this is not proper solution, and unfortunately no good one had been found yet. -- The best the little guy can do is what the little guy does right
