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All international organizations working on Internet-related
range of problems, as well as their goals can be split into three directions:
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organization of international teamwork;
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organization of information exchange for research as well
as education and training purposes;
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organization of the system of domain names and distribution
of address space.
Lucky Net Ltd. company has established the relations on the information exchange
level with all major organizations, and additionally, is the official member of
RIPE NCC.
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ISOC |
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ISOC (Internet Society)
Since 1992, the Internet Society has served as the international
organization for global coordination and cooperation on the Internet,
promoting and maintaining a broad spectrum of activities focused on the
Internet's development, availability, and associated technologies. The
Internet Society acts as a global clearinghouse for Internet information
and education and as a facilitator and coordinator of Internet-related
initiatives around the world
www.isoc.org |
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IANA |
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IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority)
IANA is not really a fully-fledged organization. This
is the name of the project, which is being implemented on the
instruction of US Government by the University of South Carolina. IANA's
powers and authorities are not based on the international law and are
not supported by any international commitments. Just the other way
around they are founded by Internet providers and are based on voluntary
cooperation for the sake of mutual benefit.
The focal points of IANA's activities are
concentrated in four main areas each of which has the minimal function
of its own:
- management of the root segment and the system of domain names;
- arbitration on the address space issues;
- management of protocols development;
- editing of documents produced by IETF.
www.iana.org |
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ICANN |
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ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and
Numbers)
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is the
non-profit corporation that was formed in 1999 to assume responsibility
for the IP address space allocation, protocol parameter assignment,
domain name system management, and root server system management
functions previously performed under U.S. Government contract by IANA
and other entities. www.icann.org |
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RIPE NCC |
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RIPE NCC (RIPE Network Coordination Center)
RIPE NCC acts as the Regional Internet Registry (RIR). The algorithm or
registration is as follows: ICANN allocates the blocks of address space
for the Regional Internet Registries, and RIPE NCC - for Local Internet
Registries (LIR), which in their turn, allocate addresses for the end
users. Currently more than 2000 LIRs are being maintained. The latter
serve as the source of financing for the services provided by RIPE NCC. www.ripe.net |
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