Discussion List for Freenum/ITAD Subscriber Number (ISN) Project

   From: Jason White 
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   I run my own FreeSWITCH server at home and have registered a
   domain, for which I manage the DNS records with Bind. (Friends with
   static IPv4 addresses are acting as primary/secondary DNS servers,
   with my own machine as the master server) accessible over IPv6.

   I have a static IPv6 address block via http://tunnelbroker.net/ but
   not a static IPv4 address, due to the extra expense around here of
   buying an Internet service with an associated static address.

   I don't know whether, as a domain holder, I would qualify as an
   "organization" for registration purposes or otherwise meet whatever
   the eligibility criteria are.

As far as I know, "organization" includes just about anything that can
be pointed to from the outside.  Looking at the ITAD registrations
(http://www.iana.org/assignments/trip-parameters/trip-parameters.xhtml)
I see these that appear to be individuals, or perhaps one-person
corporations:

271     The Sjobeck Company LLC 

275     Popper Consulting 

279     Robico Solutions 

288     The Covert Organization

(note that that is within the first 100 ITADs) and of course, my
consulting company:

413     Ariadne Internet Services, Inc. 

   The situation I wish to set up is one in which an ISN can be used
   to reach extensions on my FreeSWITCH system. I suppose the main
   options are (1) to register myself, if I am eligible, or (2) to
   work out an arrangement with someone else who has a registration so
   that calls destined to numbers matching a certain pattern are
   forwarded to my system.

   In the former case, I could even set up IPv4 access using dynamic
   DNS

Yes, dynamic DNS is the popular way to deal with IP service without a
static address.

Dale