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1 APNIC Open Address Policy Meeting Special Interest Group Session March 2nd, Korea, Seoul

2 Problem Definition Should it be mandatory to use name-based web hosting where technically feasible?

3 Motivation and Background Rapid growth of web hosting “Virtual web” or “virtual domain” services now common Impact on free pool Potential to rapidly affect rates of IP address consumption

4 Motivation and Background Implementations of hosting Name based hosting Single IP address assigned to physical server that hosts several virtual hosts IP based hosting Single unique IP address assigned to each virtual host

5 Motivation and Background Name based hosting Conserves address space Requires Support of “Host:” headers in HTTP requests eg. HTTP1.1 compliant browsers, and some earlier versions eg. IE3+, Netscape 2.0+ Technical exceptions SSL certificates Virtual ftp domains with anonymous login Others?

6 Current Status APNIC IP based hosting Use of > /22 requires submission of URL and IP address list OR registration in APNIC database Use of < /22 verification in infrastructure Name-based hosting Verification in infrastructure (APNIC-065) APNIC does not require name-based hosting, but strongly encourages it

7 Current Status ARIN Both IP and name-based hosting List of IP addresses and corresponding URL RIPE NCC Similar to APNIC but Need to renumber to name-based when capable browsers widely deployed After community feedback considering to promote name-based hosting as requirement

8 Discussion Most APNIC members Do name-based hosting Rarely use more than a /22 for IP based Limitation for name-based E-commerce/SSL increase May change with new HTTP/1.1 upgrades to TLS draft-ietf-tls-http-upgrade-05.txt E-commerce is increasing with virtually hosted sites

9 Recommendations Monitor Growth of IP-based hosting and SSL usage Technical developments through community feedback No change Name-based hosting not mandatory May need to redefine current policy regarding acceptable threshold (/22)