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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical RE: ARIN Policy on IP-based Web Hosting (fwd)
>No, but I've done due diligence to minimize the requirement and have created >an environment that is directed towards minimization. As far as the concern >regarding using a "premium", last I checked this is a commercial venture. Most of us are running commercial ventures. Consequently, we don't appreciate your interpretation of the policy to allow your business model but disallow others. The implication is that your model is more valid because you charge extra for something. ARIN policy has no place in deciding such matters. Your interpretation may be wrong, or it may not. There isn't enough information from the ARIN policy to determine those ramifications, just like they skipped over all of the other per-IP services that are commonly associated with Web hosting. >> By what justification does this poorly-thought-out policy >> interfere with >> business models or competitive advantages between hosts? > >Could you clarify what you are asking here? I'm rhetorically asking if it's acceptable for ARIN policies to identify one business model as preferable over another, and if so, why. I'll keep that question to the ARIN lists in the future, however, as it's not operational (only the impact of such policy is operational). >> Great for your customers, then. > >They butter my bread. Gotta keep them happy. Same here. >> Are you proposing to circumvent the policy? > >Uh... No. I just accept the challenge of doing more with less. I'm always >game for problem solving, that's why I do what I do. That's why they pay me >the big bucks. I was accused of proposing to circumvent the policy. I do not propose that, and I'm glad you don't either. Although your interpretation is your own. What I and many others would like to see is a more clear and reasonable policy from ARIN. We do provide anonymous FTP service with every per-IP domain. It's part of the service. It's not a premium. Many customers use it. Many customers use other virtualized services we provide by default as well. If that gets us an exception from ARIN, and I'm not at all certain it will, that's great for us, but it still isn't fair to other hosts. Kevin
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