Transcript Diapositiva 1 - RIPE 63 | Vienna, 31 Oct

LACNIC Update
November 4th, 2011. Vienna, Austria
Luisa Villa y Battenberg
Customer Manager
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Membership Update
2000
1977
2000
152
1800
No Resource Member
1600
IPv6
11
1400
End User
1200
902
1000
6- Mayor > /11
728
5- Extra Large /14 - /11
800
4- Large /16 - /14
600
400
12
158
249
294
390
3- Medium /19 - /16
2- Small /20 - /19
200
1- Small/Micro </20
0
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Resource update
IPv4 Addresses available (1st Nov 2011):
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68,240,896 (4.03 /8)
Exhaustion date: May-2014
Daily report at: http://www.labs.lacnic.net/stats/reports/
Resource update
Allocations
IPv4 vs IPv6 alloc/assig
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
IPv6 alloc/assig
IPv4 alloc/assig
201108
201109
201107
201106
201105
201104
201103
201102
201101
201012
201011
201010
201009
201008
201007
201006
201005
201004
201003
201002
201001
200912
200911
200910
200909
200908
200907
200906
200905
200904
200903
200902
200901
200812
200811
200810
200809
Allocations
IPv4 Addresses alloc/assig
1.4
1.2
1
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0
ASNs
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
ASN 4 Bytes
ASN 2 Bytes
Important Projects
• 06/Feb/2012
• Organized by NIC.BR, ISOC and LACNIC
• Latin American iniciative but anyone can
participate
• Web portals, websites, webhosting providers,
datacenters, ISP, telecom operators, internet user,
campus party Brazil 2012
• Promote adoption of IPv6
• Test operation of IPv6 and check potential issues
• More info: ipv6week.org
• To join write to [email protected]
Important Projects
Customer Service
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Processes more focused on customer
lRPKI
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Production system launch (Jan 2011)
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Hosted service in production
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Delegated in Q4 2011
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Demo http://www.labs.lacnic.net/drupal/
lDNSSEC
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Signing parent zones (Q2 2011)
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Signing child zones (Q4 2011)
lIPv6
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10 Workshops in 7 countries
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R+D
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IPv6 and RPKI Webinars
Others
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Inter-operability tests with router software (JunOS, Cisco IOS and Quagga)
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New lab for IPv6 training donated by Cisco through the program
6Deploy financed by the European Union
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Important Projects
AMPARO
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To provide training and to promote the creation of Computer
Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs)
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First CSIRTs meeting in Latin America in October 2011
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Second meeting May 2012
lFRIDA
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Regional Fund for Digital Innovation in Latin America and the
Caribbean
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$1.5 million USD funding research projects in LATAM
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Frida Award
lRaíces (Roots)
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Target: To install anycast copies of root servers (DNS) in the region
lSARA
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Automatization of resource management by members
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LACNIC XV
•Held in Cancun, MX
•297 participants from 32 countries
•7 policies presented, 3 reached consensus and have already been
ratified.
LACNIC XVI
•Held in Buenos Aires, AR
•340 Participants from 28 countries
• 6 policies were presented and three reached consensus, still to be
ratified.
Policies LACNIC XV
•
LAC-2011-01 Elimination of technical restrictions on IPv6 prefix de-
aggregation
•
LAC-2011-02 Modification of Section 2.3.3 - Initial IPv4 Address
Allocation and Assignment
•
LAC-2011-05 Global Policy for post exhaustion IPv4 allocation
mechanisms by the IANA
Policies LACNIC XVI
•
LAC-2011-03 Policies for the Distribution of Additional IPv4
Address Space
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LAC-2011-04 Add line 6 to Section 11.1 of the Policy Manual on
IPv4 address exhaustion
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LAC-2011-06 Allocations/Assignments for gradual IPv4 resource
exhaustion
Next Meetings
LACNIC XVII – May 6 – 11 2012. Quito, EC.
General meeting, Policy Forum,
LACTLD and technical forum
(Security, IPv6, IXs).
LACNIC XVIII – 29 October – 2 November – 2012. Montevideo, UY.
Policy Forum and co-organized with LACNOG 2012
Montevideo, Uruguay.
• LACNIC’s 10 B-day!
Thank you!
¡Gracias!
Danke!
[email protected]