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The government of Malaysia has commenced a consultation on whether it should regulate management of IP addresses and autonomous systems numbers, over objections from regional internet registry the Asian Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC). Malaysia announced its consultation in June, when the nation’s Communications and …

  1. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Where do they stand on IPv6?

    1. AMBxx Silver badge
      Coat

      Confused. Same as the rest of us.

      1. Guy de Loimbard Silver badge
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        Pint for you

        Good Sir ==>

        Yep, confused sums it up for me!

    2. Paul Herber Silver badge

      The IPv6 committee are now working on the design of IPV11.

      Posted from IP address تلনふわ

  2. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Hmm.

    Maybe they could simply register a domain (inside .my), get assigned a sufficient ipv6 addresses, and regulate and distribute those however they like inside their little slice of the internet? Perhaps it might even be useful for some classes of Malaysian-regulated organizations to demonstrate an appropriate degree of compliance with Malaysian law (or the Malaysian government).

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