Randy Bush, IIJ; Ted Hardie, Qualcomm; Chris Morrow, UUNET/MCI/Verizon Business
ULA-C has been an active discussion on the RIR lists as well as leaking
into the NANOG fora. There is both policy and operational impact of
ULAs, and, as usual, there is a tension between the two.
Agenda:
o What are ULAs?
o What is ULA-C?
o Pros
o Cons
o Discussion
Bio:
Randy Bush works as Principal Scientist at Internet Initiative Japan. Previously he spent a bit over a year at AT&T doing research and working on network architecture. He got some operational experience from being on the founding team at Verio, a backbone provider, from which he graduated as VP of Networking after five years. Before that, he was the principal engineer of RAINet, an ISP in Oregon and Washington, which was Verio's first acquisition. As PI for the Network Startup Resource Center, an NSF-supported pro bono effort, he has been involved for some years with the deployment and integration of appropriate networking technology in the developing world.
Ted Hardie Presentation
