A plausible approach for further decentralization of IPv6 address distribution

In recent years, proposals made to introduce competition to the existing system of IPv6 address allocation, has invited greater attention and discussion on IPv6 address management. The above proposition has raised qualms among the advocates of the present system of IPv6 address distribution. They have disapproved the above proposal fearing that further decentralization of IPv6 address distribution would affect the scalability, and stability of the Internet routing system. The increase in the Internet core routing table size beyond its capabilities due to address deaggregation is the reason attributed to it. This paper defines a plausible approach, called the expansionary approach for further decentralization of IPv6 address distribution as if it needs implementation. This new approach maximizes address aggregation by defining proper address allocation and management scheme. It would facilitate users, who wish to have a choice from which Internet Registry they wish to obtain their IPv6 addresses. In addition, a competitive environment, provided by further decentralization, would be an impetus for the address supplier to be more innovative and responsive to users and market needs.