Overview of Internet in the Syrian Arab Republic Ghassan Akkash STE ISP Network Administrator

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Overview of Internet in the Syrian Arab Republic Ghassan Akkash STE ISP Network Administrator

Agenda Internet Pilot Project Local Project Current situation STE ISP Future plans

Internet Pilot Project Established at the late of 1997 Governmental sector only 16 Ports 2 ISDN connections 300 subscribers Total bandwidth of 128 Kb

Local Project Started at the mid of 1998 Local service only Governmental & Commercial users 5 POP(s) at the largest cities 138 Ports 512 Kb At the end of 1998 International & Internet services has been added

Current situation 2 Operational ISP(s) STE ISP SCS ISP Total subscriber of Total bandwidth of 8 Mb Service is available for all sectors

Internet user growth

STE ISP

Statistical information 8500 subscribers Total bandwidth of 4 Mb About 600 port in the 5 POP(s) 28 ISDN ports (128K) 10 Leased Line users

Services provided Web browsing Web hosting News CCTLD (.sy) domain names

Our customers Ggovermental companies Travel agents Commercial sector Universities Educational centers

Tariffs & Fees 100 $ Initial subscription fee 20 $ Internet monthly fee 1 $ only users monthly fee 2 Cents Per connection minute

Future plans Internet backbone based on ATM core & IP traffic 35 POP(s) distributed all over the country 5-6 Share holders with high experience in the field estimated subscriber at the end of the first year at the end of the second year

Thank You