Montenegro Internet eXchange Point (MIXP) – a success story

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Montenegro Internet eXchange Point (MIXP) – a success story Prof. Božo Krstajić, PhD MIXP - University of Montenegro www.mixp.me

Short history of the MIXP establishing Members Plans Conclusion Content Short history of the MIXP establishing Members Plans Conclusion

The MIXP history Montenegro was one of the last countries in Europe without an Internet exchange point Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services has started some activities to promote an IXP building at the end of 2013. CIS UoM produced the Feasibility Study on the Establishment of Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in Montenegro on April 2014. and validated through many public debates and events (INFOFEST 2014).

The MIXP history The analysis of profiles of the existing ISPs in Montenegro and potential candidates for the first IXP in Montenegro, as well as the fact that the national, strategic and security reasons take precedence over the commercial reasons, FS proposed that the academic environment (University of Montenegro) supported by the Ministry and the Agency is the optimum solution for establishing the first IXP on non-profit base.

The MIXP history Based on FS, the Ministry of Information Society and Telecommunications prepared the information and recommendation for the Government of Montenegro, and the Government has made the Decision at November 2014. to make in the CIS UoM the first national IXP. The technical team of the CIS UoM with SOX help has created the detailed specifications of the equipment and activities necessary for the technical part of installing the IXP.

Recommended technical solution MIXP based on Ethernet, using route-server model, as a separate AS with a unique ASN and IPv4 and IPv6 addresses

The MIXP history Since ISOC and ITU have showed great interest and have expressed the readiness to help on installing the first IXP, we have contacted their representatives and organized a comprehensive workshop (part of 20th international scientific conference IT 2015 in Žabljak) which gave the final design to the IXP. The three-day workshop has gathered the representatives of RIPE, ICANN, France-IX, INEX, SOX, NIX.CZ, CISCO, CIS UoM, the Ministry, the Agency and the local ISPs. July 2015 is apointed as the deadline by when the IXP in Montenegro to be established.

The MIXP history We had to: Prepare location (CIS data center), Provide required infrastructure (telecommunication, power supply, cooling, ..) Procure the equipment (route server, switches, IXP manager servers, ..) Set-up and configure equipment Make organization structure and rules Promote the IXP (MIXP) and offer services

The MIXP history Telenor and Crnogorski Telekom have truly made an effort to help on the installation of the first IXP and have agreed to together procure all equipment for MIXP infrastructure. CIS UoM prepared location in data center and the resources for the implementation of necessary infrastructural changes (the network and power installation) have come from the ITU which helping the development of the IXP in Montenegro. Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services support MIXP for staff development and trainings (NIX.CZ provided the training for BGP peering) ISOC will provide switch for redundance soon.

The MIXP history May 2015. www.mixp.me RIPE has assigned ASN, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses Jun 2015. The location has been prepared The equipment has been bring in the place

The MIXP history 6th July 2015. – configuration of the MIXP was completed and two ISPs were connected to it (doMen and University of Montenegro).

The opening ceremony of the MIXP took place on 22.07. 2015. The MIXP history The opening ceremony of the MIXP took place on 22.07. 2015.

MIXP - synergy There was the synergic effect of cooperation between the CIS UoM, the Ministry, the Agency, ITU, ISOC, RIPE, ICANN, CISCO, France–IX, INEX, SIX, NIX.CZ, SOX and local ISPs (Telekom CG and Telenor).

The MIXP history Promotional work of the MIXP was until 01.01.2016. It is characterized by a promotion of the IXP’s functionality and advantages through a call to all ISPs and other legal subjects which fulfill the conditions of connecting to connect to the MIXP, and the services of monthly use of the MIXP was not be charged.

The MIXP history The government of Montenegro established the advisory board 21.09.2015. The management board of UoM approved MIXP rules and price list, which proposed the advisory board, on December 2015. MIXP started 01. 01.2016.

MIXP – advisory board The board is composed of representatives from: Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services, Ministry for Econommy and Operators (ISPs or MIXP members) using the IXP services.

MIXP – services Peering (10/100 Mbps and 1 Gbps) Route server (bird with BGP) DNS resolving (F-root, 192.5.5.241) Looking glass (view routing information) Peering matrix (who is interconnected to whom) Traffic monitoring (IXP manager)

MIXP – members Connected: UCG, CG Telekom, Telenor, Mtel, MNnews (Top three local ISPs) Ongoing: The Government network, and Telemach Negotiation: Orion, ... Traffic growing ...

MIXP – traffic

MIXP – benefits Accelerates local internet exchanges between ISPs Improve security of local communications Reduces latency Improves overall bandwidth Improves the routing efficiency Relieve links for global Internet access, Improve the quality of Internet access services Help technological start-ups and develop relationships with research and training organizations

MIXP – plans Connect all local ISPs. Establishing an association of MIXP members. Introduction of new services. Caching global services and contents most commonly used in the local community within the IXP

MIXP – plans Connecting with the neighboring IXPs (SOX) Connecting with more significant global ISPs

CONCLUSION MIXP was established in the right way and thanks to the synergy of the considered participants, but should continue to be developed with the active participation of all stakeholders and trends of ICT development.

Thank you !