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[Bas van den Dikkenberg <b.f.v.d.dikkenberg AT hcc-linux.nl>]

Hi all.

You don't need an AS number

You can have your own PI space that's how hcc hobby does it.

HCC has is ripe member hans has is own /21 and we asked BIT to announce our
routes

You need to know the adres space you get is bounded to region in the
netherland its ripe region
In the usa you have another region

With its at moment cheaper to become ripe member then to get PI space.


Bas



-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Ian G 
[mailto:iang AT cacert.org]
 
Verzonden: vrijdag 28 augustus 2009 17:23
Aan: CAcert System Administrators
Onderwerp: PI space, AS numbers?

It was suggested to me that:

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Get Provider Independent address space, PI space, that will give you at 
least a /24 of v4 address space, and allow you to move the IPs between 
hosting providers.

Get an AS - Autonomous System Number, this allows you to announce BGP 
routes to your network.  Do Anycast.
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Anyone got any views on this?

iang

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