21 Feb
2020
21 Feb
'20
4:57 a.m.
Hi Toussaint,
I think that the reason why they want an ARIN ASN is because they are
under impression that 44net addresses are ARIN addresses. Usually you
don't announce a prefix outside it's RIR area. 44net predates ARIN, in
which case should not be limited by such rules.
And yes, RIPE NCC provides ASNs to people without IPv4, you can buy one
from LIRs, they often gives you a /48 of IPv6 for free. Most of them
will charge you a one time fee around 100 EUR.
It is just my belief that ASNs should be used whenever possible, since
you are an actually running autonomous system, so why not put yourself
in front of it?
Quan BH1XQV
On 2/21/20 6:32 PM, Toussaint OTTAVI via 44Net wrote:
Is an ARIN ASN number mandatory in such a situation ?
If not
mandatory, would it be a good practice to have one ? If so, would RIPE
deliver ASN numbers to people or companies that do not own any IPv4
range (I am not the owner of my 44 subnet, ARDC just grants me the
right to announce it) ?