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IPv4 Address Transfer

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IPv4 Delegated in Indonesia

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1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

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IPv4 Delegated in the Region

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IPv4 Delegated: number of /24s

Can you still get IPv4 from APNIC Pool?

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IPv4 address transfer

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What is IPv4 address transfer? •  A transfer occurs when IPv4 addresses are moved

from one legal entity (the source) to another (the recipient)

•  The transfer will change the custodianship of IPv4 address from the source entity to the recipient.

•  As of today, there are 31 requests of IPv4 address transfer have been processed for Indonesia.

Who can do it and how?

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IPv4 address can be transferred between your organisation/company and: ü Other APNIC members ü Member of NIRs within APNIC ü Member of other RIRs, e.g. ARIN Let’s move to the next slides to see how you can do it J

Transfer between APNIC members

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•  APNIC current account holders may transfer IPv4 address blocks of /24 or greater between each other.

•  The addresses must be administered by APNIC.

•  How to initiate such transfer request? •  Source account to initiate transfer and the recipient

account to accept transfer via MyAPNIC •  Recipient account to justify the needs of the

resources that will be transferred thru evaluation process by APNIC

•  Is there any transfer fees involved? •  http://www.apnic.net/fees

Transfer between APNIC and NIRs

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•  Transfer from APNIC member to NIRs member:

- Source account submit the request to APNIC

- APNIC contact the recipient NIR

- Transfer request evaluated by NIR

•  Transfer from NIRs member to APNIC member:

- Source entity submit the request to their NIR

- The NIR contact APNIC

- APNIC contact the recipient and evaluate

NIR IPv4 transfer policy information

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Transfer with other RIR members

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•  Transfer from APNIC member to other RIR member:

- Source entity submit the request to APNIC

- APNIC contact the recipient RIR

•  Transfer from other RIR member to APNIC member:

- Source entity submit the request to their RIR

- The RIR contact APNIC

•  Transfer requests are evaluated by APNIC and the RIR

•  Transfer fees? Check APNIC and the RIR website

Total number of IPv4 transfer over the years

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How many IPv4 transfers involved in final /8 (103/8)

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Tips

•  IPv4 Transfer Pre-approval •  IPv4 Transfer Listing Service •  Mailing list

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IPv4 Transfer Pre-approval

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Benefit: •  It allows the to demonstrate your need for the IPv4

block in advance

•  Allows the transfer process to be completed faster as the evaluation is done beforehand

How to submit? Complete the “Transfer pre-approval” form via MyAPNIC More info: http://www.apnic.net/pre-approval

Transfer Pre-approval form in MyAPNIC (recipient account)

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IPv4 Transfer listing service

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•  List Members who have received pre-approval from APNIC, and have given APNIC permission to make their needs on a public website

•  To help source account make contact with recipient account that requires more IPv4 address

•  For more information, please visit: http://www.apnic.net/pre-approval-listing

IPv4 Transfer listing service

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APNIC Transfer Mailing list

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•  Facilitate discussion on topics related to IPv4 transfer

•  Share availability of unused IPv4 address

•  Discuss your requirement of IPv4 address

•  To subscribe to the mailing list, please visit: http://www.apnic.net/mailing-lists

Internet resources transfer due to merger/ acquisition

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•  Due to organization restructure/ acquisition of one organization by another

•  What documentation are required? –  e.g. sales/ transfer agreement issue by local authorities

•  Transfer Condition: recipient account needs to become an APNIC Member

•  No transfer fees are involved

•  Next renewal fee is calculated based on total resource holding

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Conditions and The APNIC policy

Why /22s delegation by APNIC?

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How APNIC policies are created

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Why is Policy Development Important?

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•  Fair and consistent distribution of Internet number resources

• Anyone can participate in how Internet number resources are managed.

For example: –  How much Internet number resources you can get –  How IP addresses are transferred

Current APNIC IPv4 address policy

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•  Friday, 15 April 2011: each APNIC account holder is only eligible to receive IPv4 address /22 from the APNIC 103/8 block.

•  Tuesday, 27 May 2014: each APNIC account holder became eligible to receive additional delegations up to a maximum of /22 address space from IANA recycled pool.

•  Spirit of the policies: to assist existing and new members on their IPv4 requirement during the transition to IPv6.

•  Indonesia has received 486144 IPv4 addresses under this policy

More on Policy

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•  Single policy document –  To make it easier for users to consult the policy documentation,

APNIC Secretariat has recently merged seven different policy documents in a single policy manual.

–  http://www.apnic.net/policy/resources

•  Policy Champions program –  A campaign to encourage NOGs to participate in the Policy

Development Process

Improvement to PDP

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APNIC Confer tool

Live Demo of Confer Tool

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•  IDNOG 2 2015 is a successful event? §  Strongly agree §  Agree §  Neutral §  Disagree §  Strongly disagree

•  To test: •  Browse to http://confer.apnic.net •  Register email address, password, display name and start voting!

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