13 Jan
2016
13 Jan
'16
11:06 a.m.
Don;
On Wed, 2016-01-13 at 08:56 -0800, Don Fanning wrote:
I just thought of another possibility. We could ask
that the regional
coordinators do an audit of their IP spaces in conjunction with the
above suggestions as they're likely to have closer relationships with
the end user or be more familiar with the record keeping of their
countries amateur radio licensing. Then we can check off that IP
space as "claimed" or "reclaim" it back into the pool.
Some are running a DNS entry for a mail service but aren't hosting any
blocks. This wouldn't work in this scenario.
--
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left-wing commonwealth protected by the sovereign doctrine.
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