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... registry is unbiased and and widely
recognized by network providers and subscribers within the geographic
region. It is also important that there is just a single regional
registry ...
... IR
directly. Depending on the circumstances the network subscriber may
be referred to the regional registry, but the IR ...
... network numbers to
assign to a network subscriber based on the subscriber's 24 month
projection of required end system addresses ...
... assign to a network subscriber based on the subscriber's 24 month
projection of required end system addresses according to the
...
... network numbers, the above criteria may apply on a per-LAN basis.
For example, if a subscriber has 600 hosts equally divided across ten
Ethernets ...
... hosts equally divided across ten
Ethernets, the allocation to that subscriber could be ten Class C
network ...
... network numbers; one for each Ethernet. The subscriber would have to
support the request with to deviate from the stated criteria with an
engineering plan.
...
... Class
C networks unneccessarily. Although, if a subscriber has a small
number of hosts per subnet ...
... number of hosts per subnet, the subscriber should investigate the
feasibility of subnetting Class C network ...
... plan detailing why subnetting is impossible.
If a subscriber has a requirement for more than 4096 unique IP
addresses it could conceivably receive a Class ...
... Class B network number.
However, there are cases where a subscriber may request a larger
block of Class C network ...
... Class C network numbers that should be assigned to a
subscriber consists of 64 contiguous Class C networks. This would
...
... Rekhter, Y. and Topolcic, C., "Exchanging Routing Information across Provider/Subscriber boundaries in CIDR environment", Work in Progress, February 1993. ...