RIPE NCC在科索沃IP地址争议中捍卫中立性

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Public references used for this article.

• NRS Charter on number-resource bodies as registry bookkeepers — The NRS charter frames number-resource bodies as registry bookkeepers that should not perform legislative or governmental recognition functions. (source risk: low)
• NRS overview of RIPE NCC registry role — NRS describes RIPE NCC as the Regional Internet Registry for Europe, the Middle East and parts of Central Asia, responsible for IP-address, ASN and database coordination. (source risk: low)
• NRS explainer on why Regional Internet Registries matter — NRS describes RIRs as independent address-distribution and registration bodies rather than national recognition authorities. (source risk: low)
• ISO 3166 country-code standard page — ISO explains the country-code standard and the general rule that the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency does not assign official code elements to areas that are not UN member states. (source risk: low)
• ARKEP electronic communications authorisation portal — ARKEP's portal identifies the Regulatory Authority of Electronic and Postal Communications as Kosovo's electronic-communications authorisation body. (source risk: low)
• ARKEP Nettest terms and open-data context — ARKEP's Nettest material shows the regulator's operational interest in broadband, ISP, AS and country-code data for Kosovo network services. (source risk: low)
• RATEL electronic communications regulator page — RATEL's official site identifies the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications and Postal Services in the Republic of Serbia. (source risk: low)