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Changing the rules of the Internet is simple.

Agenda

1 ¿What are policies? ¿Why am I interested in par<cipa<ng? 2 Success story: Experience of Jorge Lam (author of an implemented policy). 3 Proposals recently discussed in the Public Policy Forum 4 Main topics of discussion (transfers and last IPv4 pool exahus<on). 5 ¿What is discussed in other regions? 6 List of Improvements and Policy Sehpherd. 7 ¿How to par<cipate? 8 Experience of the Chairs.

¿What are Policies?

• Policies are "rules" to determine how to manage Internet

number resources.

¿Why am I interested in par<cipa<ng?

ORGANIZATIONS Need IP addresses and ASNs to operate Request to LACNIC these resources They must meet certain requirements to approve your request The requirements are defined by the community

¿Who can par=cipate?

EVERYONE

+ Subscribe to the list: hXp://www.lacnic.net/lists/policy

How to propose a policy?

• 1. Read LACNIC Policy Development Process
• 2. Subscribe to the Policy List
• 3. Complete and Submit form for Policy Porposals
• 4. (Op<onal) If you would like to get help on presen<ng your

proposal, we can contact you with a "Policy Shepherd", please email to info-poli<cas@lacnic.net

* Policy Shepherds: volunteers involved in the community with experience in the PDP (Policy Development Process) who will help you present your proposal.

Success story

Impact of par<cipa<on

• Experience of the author Jorge Lam about the policy

“LAC-2014-2: Modifica<on to the text describing ASN distribu<on requirements”.

• Published policy:

hXps://poli<cas.lacnic.net/poli<cas/ detail/id/LAC-2014-2

Discussion Topics

• Last IPv4 pool exhaus<on.
• Transfers

IPv4 exhaus<on policy

Phase 2 and Phase 3

Phase 2 of IPv4 exhaus=on:

Policy: 11.2 Reserve: one block /11 At this stage, you can only allocate blocks from a prefix / 24 to a / 22, and may receive an addi<onal block every 6 months, for both ini<al and addi<onal assignments. Phase 3 of IPv4 exhaus=on: Policy : 11.1 Reserve : one block /11 + IPv4 recovered blocks At this stage, you can only allocate blocks from a prefix / 24 to a / 22. Only for new members. No addi<onal assignments.

Exhaus<on proyec<on - Phase 2

To phase 3…

Ini<ally: Phase 2 Reserve Phase 3 Reserve

Only new members may receive assignments at this stage !!!

Reserve Phase 3

Policies: 7.1 (blocks recovered), 7.2 (blocks returned) y 11.3 (IANA blocks) Already received from IANA: /11, /12 y /13 Recovered and returned un<l July: + /13

Ahora: Reserva Fase 3 Reserva Fase 2

Phase 3 exhaus=on: 2024…

Transfers

• Currently there are organiza<ons that have a need for IPv4 addresses

that LACNIC can not sa=sfy.

• There are organiza<ons which may try to get them through other

markets.

• These transfers do not go through LACNIC registra=on .
• LACNIC is the La<n American and Caribbean Internet Addresses

REGISTRY.

• If this type of transfers begin to grow, the registra=on of Internet

addresses will be lost.

Proposals in Discussion

• LAC-2015-1: Trigger 2.3.2.18 when a jus<fied request larger than /22 is received which can not

be allocated from any remaining pool of addresses at LACNIC.. hXps://poli<cas.lacnic.net/poli<cas/detail/id/LAC-2015-1?language=en

• LAC-2015-2: Inter-RIR Transfers.

hXps://poli<cas.lacnic.net/poli<cas/detail/id/LAC-2015-2?language=en

• 2015-3: IPv4 exhaus<on policy with a scheduled termina<on date and the scheduled return of

large users' blocks. hXps://poli<cas.lacnic.net/poli<cas/detail/id/LAC-2015-3?language=en

• LAC-2015-4: Resource Recovery Timeline

hXps://poli<cas.lacnic.net/poli<cas/detail/id/LAC-2015-4?language=en

• LAC-2015-5: Increase the minimum period of <me required before a block can be transferred

under sec<on 2.3.2.18 hXps://poli<cas.lacnic.net/poli<cas/detail/id/LAC-2015-5?language=sp

• LAC-2015-6: Modify the scope of IPv4 Exhaus<on Phase 2 for the region

hXps://poli<cas.lacnic.net/poli<cas/detail/id/LAC-2015-5?language=en

¿What is discussed in other RIRs?

Propuesta en discusión RIR Remove the requirement for mul<homing assignments RIPE, APNIC Modifica<ons to the size of the Pool for Cri<cal Infrastructure. ARIN Registra<on details of the alloca<ons in the whois database. APNIC Use of resources outside the region. ARIN, AFRINIC Resource reserva<on for Internet Exchange Points. AFRINIC

Follow the discussions of other regions


Page Proposals / registration list each RIR Policy

http://www.afrinic.net/en/library/policies https://lists.afrinic.net/mailman/listinfo.cgi/rpd https://www.arin.net/policy/proposals/ http://lists.arin.net/mailman/listinfo/arin-ppml https://www.ripe.net/participate/policies/ current-proposals/current-policy-proposals https://www.ripe.net/mailman/listinfo/address- policy-wg/ https://www.apnic.net/community/policy/proposals http://mailman.apnic.net/mailman/listinfo/sig- policy

Improvements in the Policy Development Process

List of Improvements

hXp://www.lacnic.net/web/lacnic/poli<cas-mejoras

Policy Shepherds

• They are voluntary people involved with the community

experienced in the PDP (Policy Development Process) who will help you present your proposal.

• If you want us to contact you with a "Policy Guide" who will

help you submit your proposal, please email to info-poli<cas@lacnic.net

Chairs of the Public Policy Forum

Carlos Plasencia, Venezuela 2014-2016 Alex Ojeda, Chile 2015-2017

¿How to start par<cipa<ng?

• If you want us to contact you with a "Policy Guide" who will

help you submit your proposal, please email info- poli<cas@lacnic.net hXp://www.lacnic.net/lists/policy

• Visit the website

hXp://www.lacnic.net/poli<cas

• Par<cipate of the event

Yu can par<cipate remotely and request for financial aid to go to the event. hXp://www.lacnic.net/web/eventos

Thank you!