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Policy

As detailed in the Policy Development Process (PDP), the ARIN community decides how ARIN will manage and administer Internet number resources. These community decisions are recorded as polices. The ARIN Number Resource Policy Manual (NRPM) is the repository for all policies. Draft policies & proposals currently under discussion are available here.

Policy Archive

Process

Previous versions of the PDP document the process by which the ARIN community developed policy throughout ARIN's history.

Proposals

The Proposal Archive documents every policy proposal received. The Draft Policy Archive lists every draft policy that has received resolution. Policy is discussed on the Public Policy Mailing List (PPML), which is archived here.

Policy Manual

Every time new policies are adopted, a new version of the NRPM is posted. The NRPM Change Log links to all previous versions of the NRPM, as well as details about which policies were enacted and which sections were modified.

Other

ARIN's Public Policy and Members Meetings, as well as Public Policy Consultations (PPCs), play a large role in the PDP. Please check out our complete archive of all policy and members meetings for more information.

Advisory Council

The Advisory Council (AC), as tasked by the Board of Trustees (BoT), is integral to the development of Internet number resource policy at ARIN. The archive of AC meeting minutes document all policy-related actions.
Meetings
ARIN Meeting Archive
ARIN on the Road events provide the latest information on ARIN's technical services, the status of IPv6 adoption, current ARIN policy developments and updates about ARIN and the RIR system. Archives of our presentations are also available.
Corporate
Corporate Document Archive

These are links to documents relevant to ARIN's organizational, financial, and operational history. Please see the main ARIN website for more information about ARIN or its membership.
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ARIN Offers New Core Service Over IPv6

Posted: Thu, 13 Dec 2007

Starting 13 December 2007, ARIN will begin publishing an AAAA record in DNS for whois.arin.net. With this addition, ARIN will have four services available over IPv6 transport:

DNS,
FTP,
Web,
and WHOIS.

The new WHOIS service is experimental, and may suffer occasional outages and slower response times than the current service over IPv4. We are excited to make another core service available to the community over IPv6, and we are working to make this a production quality service in the near future.

Regards,

Mark Kosters
Chief Technology Officer
American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN)