prop-159: Reduction of minimum IPv6 allocation size form /32 to /36

Proposal text prop-159-v001
Objective This proposal suggests to reduce the minimum IPv6 allocation size to a /36, and for account holders that has an IPv4 allocation is eligible for a /36 IPv6 address block.
Current status Abandoned
Author Christopher Munz-Michielin
Relevant forum Policy SIG
Previous versions n/a
Secretariat impact assessment

Impact assessment for v001

The Secretariat notes that this proposal suggests reducing the minimum IPv6 allocation size to a /36, and that account holders with an IPv4 allocation be eligible to receive a /36 IPv6 address block.

Questions/Comments:

  • The Secretariat has provided the following statistics to assist with discussions regarding prop-159.
    • Since 2019, 2776 account holders have taken /23 IPv4 allocations. Out of these:
      • 1321 of them have also taken /48 IPv6
      • 805 of them have also taken /32 IPv6
      • 650 did not take any IPv6

Implementation:

This proposal may require changes to APNIC systems. If this proposal reaches consensus, implementation may be completed within three months.

Proposal history
05 August 2024 Version 1 posted to the Policy SIG mailing list for discussion and community development.
06 September 2024 Version 1 did not reach consensus at APNIC 58. The Chairs abandoned this proposal and asked the author to submit a new proposal with all of the feedback and comments received from the community to date if the author wanted to discuss it again.