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APNIC Status Report

ARIN XV

Orlando, USA

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Selected activities – Services

• IPv4 Allocations – accelerating– Single /8 allocation in Japan

• IPv6 Allocations – still slow– “per address” fee issue affecting large networks,

recently adjusted

• New member/community services– ISP support website– VOIP access to helpdesk (coming soon)– Resource certificates RFC 3779 (secure BGP)

• New training activities– DNS, Routing, IPv6, Spam and Security

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Selected activities – “Governance”

• Dialog with governments– Korea and China

• Open Regional Dialog on Internet Governance (UNDP)– APNIC staff and operational support

• Papers– Geography and competition

• ICANN, WSIS, WGIG– On and on and on…

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Rootservers

• ‘Anycast’ root server deployments – Working with root

operators (F, I, K, M)– Work in progress

• AU (K), (I), JP (K), IN, SG, KH, PK, CN

• APNIC PoPs – Reliable distributed

services AU, JP, HK• 2nd POP in BNE Q1

‘05

I

Malaysia

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Policy Status

prop-018-v001 Protecting historical records in APNIC Whois database

Impl

Dec ’04

prop-017-v001 Recovering unused historical address space managed by APNIC

Impl

Mar ’05

prop-025-v001 Proposal on IPv6 IRR service at APNIC

Impl

May ’05

prop-020-v001 HD ratio for IPv4 survey

prop-027-v001 Extension of large space IPv4 trial for future IPv6 deployment

Last call

http://www.apnic.net/docs/policy

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APNIC 20 – Hanoi, Vietnam

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APNIC 21 – Perth, AustraliaAPNIC 21 – Perth, Australia

• With APRICOT 2006With APRICOT 2006– http://www.2006.apricot.net– 28 Feb – 3 March28 Feb – 3 March

Perth

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Thanks

pwilson@apnic.net