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IPv4 |
IPv6 |
ASN |
ISP
If your organization is an Internet service provider, offers web hosting, co-location, VPS or dedicated link services, you must request resources as an ISP. |
In this case, because we are currently in IPv4 exhaustion Phase 3, LACNIC will only assign blocks from the equivalent of a /24 to the equivalent of a /22.
About IPv4 Exhaustion [+] |
The minimum allocation size for an ISP is a /32. |
LACNIC assigns 32-bit ASNs by default. However, if a 32-bit ASN is not compatible with your equipment or the equipment of your providers, you may specifically request a 16-bit ASN. |
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Requirements
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Requirements
- Be legally established within the region and use the resources in LACNIC's coverage area.
- Prove utilization or immediate necessity of 25% of the requested space.
- Submit a detailed one-year plan of 50%.
- Agree to renumber out of the previously assigned blocks and return those IPv4 addresses to their ISPs no later that 12 months after the allocation of the /22.
- If the applicant does not already have an IPv6 block assigned by LACNIC, simultaneously request one.
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Requirements
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Requirements
- Document a detailed plan for the services and IPv6 connectivity to be offered to other Organizations.
- Announce the allocated block in the Internet inter-domain routing system, with the minimum possible level of disaggregation, within a period no longer than 12 months.
- Offer IPv6 services to clients physically located in the region covered by LACNIC within a period not longer than 24 months.
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Requirements
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Requirements
- The organization must have the need to interconnect with other independent Autonomous Systems at the time of the application, or be planning to interconnect within a period of no more than six (6) month as of the moment of the application. After this period, LACNIC may revoke the assigned ASN if it has not been used.
- Detail the applicant's routing policy, specifying the ASNs with which the organization will interconnect and the IP addresses that will be announced through the requested ASN.
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End user
If your organization will use the resources in its own infrastructure without reassigning any blocks to third parties (e.g., banks, government agencies, universities, etc.), you must submit your resource request as an end user.
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Because we are currently in IPv4 exhaustion Phase 3, LACNIC will only assign blocks from the equivalent of a /24 to a /22.
About IPv4 Exhaustion [+] |
The minimum allocation size for end users is a /48. |
LACNIC allocates 32-bit ASNs by default. However, if a 32-bit ASN is not compatible with your equipment or the equipment of your providers, you can specifically request a 16-bit ASN. |
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Requirements
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Requirements
- Be legally established within the region and use the resources in LACNIC's coverage area.
- The applicant must justify that the assigned space will be announced from the applicant’s own autonomous system to at least one other autonomous system.
- Prove utilization or immediate necessity of 25% of the requested space and 50% within 12 months.
- Agree to renumber out of the previously assigned blocks and return those IPv4 addresses to their ISPs no later that 6 months after the allocation of the block.
- If the applicant does not already have an IPv6 block assigned by LACNIC, simultaneously request one.
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Requirements
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Requirements
- Announce the allocated block in the Internet inter-domain routing system, with the minimum possible level of disaggregation.
- Provide detalied information showing how the requested block will be used in the next 3, 6 and 12 months.
- Sumbit a detailed description of the network topology.
- Prepare a detailed description of the network routing plans, including the routing protocols to be used.
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Requirements
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Requirements
- The organization must have the need to interconnect with other independent Autonomous Systems at the time of the application, or be planning to interconnect within a period of no more than six (6) month as of the moment of the application. After this period, LACNIC may revoke the assigned ASN if it has not been used.
- Detail the applicant's routing policy, specifying the ASNs with which the organization will interconnect and the IP addresses that will be announced through the requested ASN.
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| If you would like to propose any changes to these requirements, you may do so through the Policy Development Process. |
