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LACNIC 27 | Foz do Iguaçu | May 2017

Ingrid Wijte Assistant Manager Registration Services and Policy Development

RIPE NCC Update

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There’s a Lot Going On

• Our focus in 2017
• Maintaining an accurate registry
• Helping governments with IPv6
• RIPE NCC Survey and actions
• Formalising external relationships
• And much more!

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Membership Continues to Grow

May 2017

16,053 LIRs +2,276 in the last 12 months

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Our Focus in 2017

• A strong, secure and accurate registry
• Enhancing RIR stability through good

governance and accountability

• Pursuing efficiency through streamlined internal

processes and automation

• Engaging with members, the RIPE community,

governments and regulators

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Strong, Secure, Accurate Registry

• IPv6 Milestone
• Very first subsequent IPv6 allocation issued
• Assisted Registry Check (ARC)
• Targeting “less active” members
• Has produced a high result in updated information
• Resource Transfers
• Continues to constitute a high demand on resources
• Complex tickets with increased levels of scrutiny

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Strong, Secure, Accurate Registry

• Hijacks and Investigations
• Due diligence checks have prevented several high volume

unauthorised transfers

• Following an Executive Board decision, cases of confirmed

fraud will be reported to the police

• Maintaining focus on accuracy of the Registry
• Continuously focusing on efficiency by

improving self-service processes

• However, a level of human interaction remains crucial

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Resource Transfers

• All Internet number resources can be

transferred within the RIPE NCC service region

• Inter-RIR transfers with APNIC and ARIN

Incoming Outgoing APNIC 14 6 ARIN 159 15 All Inter-RIR IPv4 Transfers 2015-2017

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Transfers Within our Service Region

750 1500 2250 3000 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

IPv4 IPv6 ASNs

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IPv4 Addresses Transferred

382,080 IPv4 addresses transferred within our service region last month

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IPv6 Programme for Governments

• RIPE NCC initiative to assist governments with

their IPv6 deployment plans

• Establish contact with governments before

their IPv6 planning starts

• Raise awareness of IPv6 policies and

procedures

• Delivered through a one-day tailored

programme

https://labs.ripe.net/Members/arne_kiessling/ipv6-support-for- governments-programme

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Policy Proposals Under Discussion

• 2016-04, “IPv6 PI Sub-assignment

Clarification”

• Defines sub-assignments in IPv6 PI assignments
• 2017-01, “Publish statistics on Intra-RIR

Legacy Updates”

• Requires the RIPE NCC to publish all changes to the

holdership of legacy resources in our existing transfer statistics

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RIPE NCC Survey and Actions

• Great response to our 2016 survey
• 4,300 people from over 100 countries responded
• Strong support for the current direction of the

RIPE NCC and high levels of satisfaction

• Awareness of certain RIPE NCC services remains an issue
• Results analysed by neutral third party
• Used to identify 40 key findings and proposed actions that

we will undertake over the coming year

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RIPE NCC Survey and Actions

https://www.ripe.net/survey2016/key-findings

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Formalising External Relationships

• We work with a diverse range of organisations
• Technical coordination organisations
• Industry groups
• Public regulators
• Law enforcement agencies
• Academic institutions
• We will be formalising our existing

relationships with these organisations

• The aim is to foster more cooperation and

coordination for the benefit of our community

https://www.ripe.net/about-us/what-we-do/formal-agreements

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RIPE Accountability Task Force

• Focus is now shifting from legal entities

(RIPE NCC) to communities (RIPE)

• RIPE Accountability Task Force established in

October 2016 to:

• Examine RIPE community structures, documentation and

processes

• Identify where accountability could be improved
• Publish recommendations to the RIPE community

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Training Services

• Train the Trainer
• Middle East and Russian/CIS regions
• New webinars
• Internet governance
• Training for Law Enforcement with EUROPOL and CEPOL
• Academic Partnership Programme
• Presentations/tutorials at universities
• Covers technical aspects, Internet ecosystem and RIRs
• Exploring online options that enable students to gain credits

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Questions

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