ACSP Suggestion 2013.16: Association of Multiple Networks With A Customer

Suggestion

Author: Dani Roisman   
Submitted On: 29 May 2013

Description: Allow multiple “network” objects to be associated to a single “customer” object in the Whois-RWS database

Timeframe: Immediate

Status: Open   Updated: 10 April 2018

Tracking Information

ARIN Comment

17 June 2013

Thank you for your suggestion, numbered 2013.16 upon confirmation, that ARIN allow multiple “network” objects to be associated to a single “customer” object in the Whois-RWS database. Our Chief Engineer wrote about this suggestion topic on the arin-tech-discuss list on 4/30/13 saying:

“When we redesigned our systems to accommodate Reg-RWS we did take into account the ability to have multiple assignments for a customer. While some work is still required on our end to allow this capability, it is not onerous.”

Accordingly, I believe your suggestion is a valid one for ARIN to strongly consider for a future release. As such we will evaluate the effort required and schedule it appropriately with other existing priorities. Once scheduled, we will add it to ARIN’s Planned Functionality webpage and inform you of its assigned priority.

ARIN Comment

26 September 2013

As part of the ARIN 32 ACSP Consultation: Open Suggestion Review and Project Prioritization Survey, we’re providing feedback and estimates on the predicted work involved. For this suggestion, the following is noted:

This would require work for regcore, templates, and possibly Whois. Estimated staff effort to implement: Two person months for regcore and two additional man months if templates are needed, plus communication efforts.

For information about the consultation and how to participate in the survey, please see the 26 September 2013 announcement.

ARIN Comment

10 April 2018

This suggestion is not on the 2018 Work Plan and will be considered as part of the Community Consultation on Open ACSPs in April 2018. This consultation will serve as one of the inputs to help determine which suggestions will be included ARIN’s 2019 Work Plan.