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João Damas . APNIC Open Meeting , 27 October 2000, Amsterdam . http://www.ripe.net

RIPE NCC Status

RIPE NCC Staff

presented by:

João DamasHead of External Services


Outline• Membership information

• Services & Co-ordination Activities

– Registration services

– RIPE Whois Database

– Test traffic measurement service

• New Projects

• External communications

• RIPE NCC Priorities


Membership information


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LIR Growth 97-00(current membership total: ~ 2400)

Dec-2000: 870 (?)


AT(19)

FR(22)

CH(23)

SA(25)

ES(35)NL

(35)

RU(37)

IT(45)

UK(69)

DE(111)

NO

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ESSE PL

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RU

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IT

Top10 New LIRs 2000 to Date

1999

Jan-Sep 2000: Jan-Aug 1999: 653 380


Registration Services


Address Space Usage

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217/8213/8212/862/8195/8194/8193/8


Consumption rates

• 1997-98– 691,467 IPv4 Addresses per month (0.62 /8 p.a.)– 41 AS numbers per month

• 1999– 1,178,027IPv4 Addresses per month (0.80 /8 p.a.)– 54 AS numbers per month

• 2000– 2,237,389 IPv4 Addresses per month (1.2 /8 p.a.)– 82 AS numbers per month– Around 2000 new requests per month


IPv6

• 45 queries in total– 21 sub-TLAs Allocated– 10 ranges reverse delegated

• Excellent co-operation between RIRs– Common evaluation of requests

• IETF input on Allocation Policy


RIPE Whois Database


3.3 Million Objects

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02,000,0004,000,0006,000,0008,000,000

10,000,00012,000,00014,000,00016,000,00018,000,00020,000,000 7/sec

Queries < 7/sec average


0100,000200,000300,000400,000500,000600,000700,000800,000900,000

1,000,000

Updates 21/min -> 6/min


RIPE Database

• Whois service– http://www.ripe.net/ripencc/pub-services/db/

• Database Re-implementation– http://www.ripe.net/ripencc/pub-services/db/reimp/

• Routing Registry Consistency Check– http://www.ripe.net/ripe/wg/routing/index.html

• Database Consistency Project– http://www.ripe.net/ripencc/pub-services/db/state/


Test traffic measurement service


Test Traffic Measurements

• Improved Analysis Code became operational

• Preparations to roll out more test-boxes

• Plans for the next months– Several interesting analyses in progress– Roll out TTM as a regular service


PAM2001-Workshop

• An annual workshop on Passive and Active Measurements.– First workshop in New Zealand, April 2000, great success– Second workshop in Amsterdam, April 23-24, 2001– Organized by the RIPE NCC

• Call for Papers issued, deadline November 12• See http://www.ripe.net/pam2001 if you are

interested in participating.


New Projects


New Projects

• Routing Information Service– Highlights of the last few months

• Second collection point at LINX• New database server machine added• Improved Route Collection Scheme

– Current Status:• 2 collection points (RIPE NCC, LINX)• Database set up at the RIPE NCC• Prototype user interface

• Routing Registry Consistency– Now prototyping first steps


Outreach


External Communications (1)• New Website Launch in Q1’00• RIPE / RIPE NCC identity• More pro-active outreach activities• RIPE NCC awareness

– Established relations with ETSI– RIPE NCC / GSM Assoc. joint press release– French Gov’t / Advisor to GAC representative– presentation at upcoming GAC meeting– Meetings with members of European Parliament– Active at industry related conferences & forums

• Extended and improved FAQhttp://www.ripe.net/ripencc/faq/


External Communications (2)

• 54 courses planned for 2001

• New course material successfully introducedhttp://www.ripe.net/ripencc/mem-services/training/

• Increased number of participants per course to 30

• Upcoming courses September-December:Amsterdam (NL), London (UK), Geneva (CH), Lisbon (PT), Helsinki (FI), Rome (IT), Amman (JO), Krakow (PL), Moscow (RU)


ICANN / ASO (1)

• Attended ICANN Meetings

– Cairo, Egypt / Yokohama, Japan

• ASO General Assembly Meeting - 19 May 2000

• ASO Address Council Nominations

– RIPE 38 LIR-WG (RIPE NCC region)

– see: http://www.aso.icann.org


ICANN / ASO (2)

• RIR individual funding levels agreed

– 15% APNIC / 35% ARIN / 50% RIPE NCC

• New contract draft received from ICANN

• MoU amendment

– aligns terms of office of AC members


RIR Co-ordinationExcellent Co-operation

• Policy co-ordination– IPv6 discussions

• Assistance from APNIC staff

• Common evaluation of requests – (IPv6, GPRS, large and complex requests etc.)

• RIR Retreat– ICANN contract / IPv6 / policy co-ordination / DB consistency

• Attended ARIN, APNIC, LACNIC & AfriNIC Mtgs.


RIPE NCC Priorities

• Ensure and further improve stable, reliable and high quality services

• Respond to members needs and develop and propose services as needed

• Further increase RIPE NCC and RIPE awareness


Questions and Answers

http://www.ripe.net/ripencc/about/agm/agm2000/

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