14 Jan
2023
14 Jan
'23
8:38 a.m.
At the point Chris suggests something else, the regional coordinator is not involved. Most
(maybe all) the regionals are responsible for a specific subnet. If you are kicked
upstairs, so to speak, then the regional is out of the picture. That is what happened to
me for IRLP. I started with my regional, actually just using the portal for my first
request (it was actually a legacy allocation set up by BrianK back in 2015).
When Chris got involved and understood what I wanted to do, he asked me about a larger
block in 44.127-land. That is what I went with, and my regional coordinator was no longer
involved. But it all started with my regional. If you are already down that road, by all
means reach out to Chris. Once you are direct with Chris, there is no longer any need to
involve your regional unless you are using part of his address space.
-Dave K9DC
On Jan 13, 2023, at 16:09, Charles Hargrove via 44net
<44net(a)mailman.ampr.org> wrote:
What happens now is if the request for BGP is made with a state or country coordinator,
when it is "approved" it is picked up by G1FEF who changes the allocated subnet.
Why then is the local coordinator involved if the result is to be outside of the local
plan? A longer view clarification needs to happen so as to avoid mistakes and questions.
On 1/13/2023 4:04 PM, Dave Gingrich via 44net wrote:
It is possible the regional coordinator may have
a local preference as to where in his/her numbering plan, larger allocations are placed.
Once the allocation is established, it is handed over to Chris for global action.
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