[bestbits] [governance] PP: India wants to abolish BGP and introduce national routing and IP management

[Sivasubramanian M]

On this topic I have posted this:

http://www.circleid.com/posts/20141025_an_open_letter_to_the_prime_minister_of_india/

Sivasubramanian M

Sivasubramanian M <https://www.facebook.com/sivasubramanian.muthusamy>
+1 (213) 300 8293 Oct 11-19 2014



On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 3:28 AM, michael gurstein <gurstein at gmail.com>
wrote:

> * [MG>] this one seems to be causing a fair amount of controversy with
> many of the Status Quo-ists going apoplectic… *
>
> instructs the Secretary General
> 1 to collaborate with all stakeholders including International and
> intergovernmental organizations, involved in IP addresses management to
> develop an IP address plan from which IP addresses of different countries
> are easily discernible and coordinate to ensure distribution of IP
> addresses accordingly;
> 2 to collaborate with all the concerned stakeholders including
> International and intergovernmental organizations to develop policies for
> allocation, assignment and management of IP resources including naming,
> numbering and addressing which is systematic, equitable, fair, just,
> democratic and transparent and need to be adhered to by entities designated
> with the responsibilities of allocating or assigning resources and dealing
> with day-to-day technical and operational matters;
> 3 to prepare reference plan for current and future telecom networks that
> addresses concerns of Member States including safety, robustness,
> resilience, routing in normal and exceptional cases and provide guidance on
> technical capabilities to developing countries;
> 4 to develop and recommend public telecom network architecture which
> ensures effectively that address resolution for the traffic meant for the
> country, traffic originating and terminating in the country/region takes
> place within the country;
> 5 to develop and recommend public telecom network architecture which
> ensures that effectively the traffic meant for the country, traffic
> originating and terminating in the country remains within the country;
> 6 to develop and recommend a routing plan of traffic for optimizing the
> network resources that could effectively ensure the traceability of
> communication;
> 7 to collaborate with all stakeholders involved in studying the weaknesses
> of present protocols used in telecom networks and develop and recommend
> secure, robust and tamper proof protocols to meet the requirements of
> future networks in view of the envisaged manifold increase in traffic and
> end devices in near future in the light of IoT and M2M needs;
> 8 to submit an annual report on above to the ITU council.
>
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