I need to analyze the current IPv4 and IPv6 address space allocations for the Asia/Pacific Region (APNIC). Please navigate to the detailed allocation data for APNIC for both IPv4 and IPv6. Then, identify the current status of IPv4 address space (e.g., how much is allocated, if it's exhausted, etc.) and describe the general pattern of IPv6 allocations for APNIC, including any large blocks or significant historical allocations if visible without deep parsing. Finally, locate the 'global policy' link and provide a brief summary of what type of information it contains regarding IP address allocation.
Navigate to 'https://www.iana.org/numbers'. Click on the 'IPv4 Address Space' link (ID 60) to view detailed IPv4 allocations. On the IPv4 page, identify the section or data related to APNIC and determine the status of their IPv4 address space. Navigate back to the 'Number Resources' page. Click on the 'IPv6 (APNIC)' link (ID 148) in the 'Number Resources' sidebar to view detailed IPv6 allocations for APNIC. On the IPv6 APNIC page, observe the general pattern of IPv6 allocations, noting any large blocks or significant historical allocations. Navigate back to the 'Number Resources' page. Click on the 'global policy' link (ID 54). Summarize the type of information found on the 'global policy' page regarding IP address allocation. Synthesize the findings about APNIC's IPv4 and IPv6 allocations and the global policy information.
The agent successfully navigates to the detailed IPv4 address space page and identifies the status of APNIC's IPv4 allocations (e.g., 'APNIC has been allocated the following IPv4 address space by IANA:'). The agent successfully navigates to the detailed IPv6 allocation page for APNIC and describes the general pattern of IPv6 allocations, noting the prefix sizes and the chronological order of allocations. The agent successfully navigates to the 'global policy' page and provides a summary indicating that it contains documents and policies related to the allocation of global IP addresses and AS numbers, often developed by the RIR communities and ratified by the ASO AC.