RIR Co-ordination and Joint Statistics

July 2002 IEPG, Yokohama, Japan

RIR Co-ordination and Joint Statistics

IEPG, Yokohama, Japan

Prepared ByAPNIC, ARIN, RIPE NCC


Overview

• Joint Efforts

• Statistics

• Individual RIR Updates

• Questions


RIR Coordination

• New IPv6 policy implemented– July 1st RIPE, APNIC– ARIN in the coming month

• Early registration transfer project– Plan developed at engineering

coordination meeting in Toronto– Schedule of transfer to be published

• Staff exchange– 2 staff from ARIN at APNIC– More planned


Outreach

• Objectives– Raise awareness– Promote industry self-regulation

• Activities

– Meetings and joint presentations

• Government representatives

• Industry groups

• IPv6 Forum

– Training Programs• AfNOG & AfriNIC, May 2002


Emerging RIR Support

• Emerging RIRs– LACNIC

• Working with ARIN to transition registration services

• Public policy meeting in Mexico City – November 2002

– AfriNIC• RIPE NCC

– Memorandum of Understanding signed for training

• Outreach meeting– 14 May 2002, Lome, Togo

• AGM– 5-9 August 2002, Nairobi, Kenya


ASO Support

• ASO Secretariat – ARIN in 2002– APNIC 2003

• ASO AC Support – Monthly teleconference meetings

• General Assembly– Hosted by RIRs: APNIC 2002

• To be hosted by ARIN in 2003


Open Policy Meetings

• APNIC (2 per year)– 3 - 6 Sept. 2002 - Kita-Kyushu, Fukuoka, JP

• ARIN (2 per year)– ARIN X, Oct 30-Nov 1, Eugene, Oregon, US

• Combined with NANOG 26, Oct 27-29

• RIPE (3 per year)– 9 - 13 Sept. 2002 - RIPE 43 - Rhodes, GR


RIR Statistics


IANA DelegationsIPv4 Address Space

RIPE NCC

ARIN

APNIC

43%

6%

37%

6%

4%

4%

(Multicast)

Other Orgs. (pre-RIR)

ARINAPNIC

RIPE NCC

Unallocated


IPv4 Allocations per RIR2002 (Jan-Jun)

24%

37%

39% RIPE NCC

ARIN

APNIC

(0.57 /8’s)

(0.92 /8’s)

(0.89 /8’s)


0

5,000,000

10,000,000

15,000,000

20,000,000

25,000,000

30,000,000

35,000,000

40,000,000

1999 2000 2001 2002

RIPE NCC

APNIC

ARIN

IPv4 Allocations per RIR1999-2002

5.474.47 2.61 2.37

0.79

1.50 1.51

.57

.92

1.71

.52

.92

2.252.05

1.29

.89


IPv4 Allocations by Country 2002 (Jan-Jun)

JP26%

US10%

AU6%

TW5%

Other 11%IT1%

IN2%

UK2%HK

2%

CN19%

KR16%


IANA ASN Delegations

11%

14%

9%

6%

60%

Pre-RIR

ARIN

Reserved

APNIC

RIPE NCC


ASN Assignments per RIR2002 (Jan-Jun)

486

1,051

190

ARIN

RIPE NCC

APNIC


ASN Assignments per RIR1999-2002

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

1999 2000 2001 2002

RIPE NCC

APNIC

ARIN

519322

531

1,685

2,901

2,635

1,170 1,284

768

190

486

1,051

2,775 4,590 4,450 1,737


IPv6 Allocations per RIR1999-2002

29

6263

ARIN

RIPE NCC

APNIC

Total: 154as of June 30, 2002


0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

65 ARIN

APNIC

RIPE NCC

Total IPv6 Allocations per RIR1999-2002


Total IPv6 Allocations by Country2002

US

DE

KR

UKMX EU

FISE

AUFR

IT

ATIE

Other

JP

NL

NL, BE, BR, CA, CN, CNCZ, DK, GR, HK, HU, IELT, MY, NO, PT, SG, ES

39

13

22

13

25


RIR Specifics


APNIC

• Whois DB v3 migration– Planned for August 20th

• Currently in test phase at v3.whois.net

• APIRR – ‘Asia Pacific IRR’– Server at irr.apnic.net

• Migration to Whois DB v3 mid Dec 2002

• Recent delegations from IANA– IPv6: 2001:0C00::/23, May 2002– IPv4: 221.0.0.0/8, Jul 2002

• New IPv6 policy– 6 requests for /35->/32– 4 new requests for /32’s


Integrated Resource Management System

• “MyAPNIC”– Secured member service web interface

(X.509)

• Integration of all APNIC systems– Request tracking– Whois database– Accounting/Finance database– Member and allocation database

• Prototype testing– https://my.apnic.net


ARIN

• New database release in August 2002– Beta testing underway– Training underway throughout North

America

• LACNIC transition support– Transition timeline developed– LACNIC staff receiving training from

ARIN– Final approval of LACNIC is likely to

occur in November 2002


RIPE NCC

• IPv6 policy implementation (1 July)– New IPv6 address block: 2001:0800::/23

• 7 new requests since 1July– 2 allocations made

• 12 requests for /35 -> /32 since 1 July

– /42 from SURFNET• For internal use

• New IPv4 policy documentation• Annual Report 2001 – published

– http://www.ripe.net/ripe/docs/ar2001.html


RIPE NCC

• Secure member service web portal– First public version launch at RIPE 43

• Member access to private data: allocation history, view and change contact information

• RIPE NCC Member Survey– Will be conducted Sept – Nov 2002 by

independent organisation

• Routing Information Service (RIS)– First US presence at MAE-West


RIPE NCC

• Database developments: security area– New MD5-PW authentication scheme– MAIL-FROM auth has been phased out– IRT object representing CSIRT

• Database developments: routing registry– RRCC full prototype is available at:

http://www.ripe.net/db/rrcc– IRRToolSet support, look at:

http://www.ripe.net/db/irrtoolset

• Database - future plans– Interactive updates (prototype is ready)– User friendly web interface for updates– Improved error reporting in acknowledgements


Thank You

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