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End Site defined through the End User's location · Version 2 adds section 2.9 to the proposed amendments and defines an End Site as the location of an End User with the stated business or legal relationship to a service provider. The listed assignment, transit, traffic and aggregate-route relationships are correspondingly tied to that location. Version 1's proposed amendments move from the overview directly to section 5.4 without this definition change. This makes the location explicit as the unit being described; it does not establish a new numerical assignment entitlement.
b) New Policy Text 1.1 Overview [...] (text removed) [...] 5.4. Assignment LIRs must make IPv6 assignments in accordance with the following provisions.Source facts ↗
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Earliest captured: Jun 30, 1992
Latest captured: Oct 11, 2026