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... 1] dated August 1990 recommends that the
Internet Registry (IR) continue as the principal registry for network ...
... registry for network
numbers; however, the IR may allocate blocks of network numbers and
the assignment of those numbers to qualified organizations. The IR ...
... IR may allocate blocks of network numbers and
the assignment of those numbers to qualified organizations. The IR
will serve as the default registry in cases where no delegated
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... registration function to an
organization in each of those geographic areas. Until an
organization is identified in those regions, the IR will continue to
serve as the default registry. The IR ...
... Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the IR may choose to
look for candidate registries ...
... IP numbers according to
the guidelines established by the IANA and the IR, and
e) is committed to coordinate with the IR ...
... IR, and
e) is committed to coordinate with the IR to establish
qualifications and strategies for sub-allocations of
the regional allocation.
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... The distributed regional registry is empowered by the IANA and the IR
to provide the network number registration ...
... registration function to a geographic
area. It is possible for network applicants to contact the IR
directly. Depending on the circumstances the network subscriber ...
... subscriber may
be referred to the regional registry, but the IR will be prepared to
service any network ...
... number space will be retained by the IANA and the IR. No allocations
from the Class A network ...
... registries, which will be required to ensure that the allocation
guidelines are met. The IR will monitor those allocations. (See
section 4.2.)
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... section 4.2.)
It is proposed that the IR, and any designated regional registries,
allocate addresses ...
... number space will be divided into allocatable
blocks which will be reserved by the IANA and IR for allocation to
distributed regional registries. In the absence of designated
...
... registries. In the absence of designated
regional registries in geographic areas, the IR will assign addresses
to networks ...
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The IANA and the IR will reserve the upper half of this space which
corresponds to the IP address range ...
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It is proposed that the IR, and any designated regional registries,
allocate addresses ...
... network numbers which have been assigned prior to the implementation
of this plan. It is proposed that the IANA and the IR will adopt
these divisions of the Class C network ...
... assignments of Class A numbers will take place in the near future,
any organization petitioning the IR for a Class A network number will
...
... registries if so doing will improve the service that is
being provided to the community. The IR may issue more specific
guidelines for the further assignment of the numbers which will be
consistent with the stated guidelines. The IR ...
... IR may issue more specific
guidelines for the further assignment of the numbers which will be
consistent with the stated guidelines. The IR may require accounting
of the block assignment including receipt of the applicants'
...
... accounting
of the block assignment including receipt of the applicants'
engineering plans. The IR may audit these engineering plans to
confirm that the assignments are consistent with the guidelines.
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The IR or the registry to whom the IR has delegated the registration ...
... The IR or the registry to whom the IR has delegated the registration
function will determine the number of Class ...