11 Dec
2015
11 Dec
'15
12:53 p.m.
El 11/12/15 a las 17:13, Egbert - DD9QP escribió:
EU HAMNET as a community of 16 countries will sit
together and find out
how they plan to deal with that. The internal discussion about that has
been started on our internal channels. There is no reason to hesitate
because even today EU HAMNET is compatible with 32bit-ASN peering.
Hi Egbert and all,
Here Dani EA4GPZ speaking for the Spanish HAMNET, since I'm probably the
most active person in there. I will however raise this ongoing
discussion to my colleagues in case anyone wants to join in.
The 42<mcc>xxxxxx proposal sounds fairly reasonable to me, so let's see
if there is some consensus for this among the EU HAMNET. In Spain we are
in a good position for making the change to 32bit numbering, because we
have currently few sites deployed, so the change will be easy.
I think that 32bit numbering is definitely the way to go if one looks to
the near future. The current distribution of private 16bit ASN's used in
the EU HAMNET is fine for countries such as Germany and Austria, which
have plenty of sites, plenty of AS's and all their network
infrastructure already built. For the time being, it's also fine for
countries where this whole thing is just starting, such as Spain,
because we have only very few sites. However, this won't be the case in
the future if more people start joining in an many more sites are deployed.
73,
Dani EA4GPZ/M0HXM.