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EARLY REGISTRATION TRANSFER PROJECT

When ARIN was formed in December 1997, it inherited the InterNIC database of
existing IP addresses and AS Numbers, as well as the responsibility to maintain
its records. These records became known as early registrations.

Discussions regarding early registrations took place among the Regional Internet
Registries (RIRs) and throughout their communities. These RIRs included APNIC,
ARIN, RIPE NCC, and LACNIC.

It was decided by the community the best way to serve the interests of the
holders of these early registrations would be to transfer the management of the
resources to the applicable RIR according to the region in which the resource
holders resided.


ERX RANGES

The ERX project was completed in February 2005. For a list of resources
transferred to the APNIC Whois Database during the project, see:

 * IP addresses transferred to APNIC
 * AS numbers transferred to APNIC
 * Complete list of ERX IP address ranges
 * Returned legacy IPv4 address space


POLICY CHANGES THAT AFFECT FORMER ERX RANGES


RECOVERY OF UNUSED HISTORICAL IP ADDRESSES

A significant amount of historical address space registered in the APNIC Whois
Database is not announced to the global routing table. To recover these globally
unrouted resources and place them back in the free pool for reallocation to
other networks, APNIC contacted the networks responsible for historical address
space in the APNIC region that had not been globally routed since 1 January
1998.

 * For more information, see section 4.2.1. of the APNIC Internet Number
   Resource Policies and the Guide to the recovery of unused address space.


TRANSFERRING ERX RESOURCES TO ANOTHER NETWORK

Holders of historical ERX and AUNIC resources can transfer historical resource
registrations to current APNIC account holders.

 * For more information, see section 8.3 of APNIC Internet Number Resource
   Policies.


MAKING CHANGES TO HISTORICAL RESOURCES RECORDS

To learn more on how to update and manage your historical resources, see the
Updating historical registration guide.



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