Hisham Aboulyazed MEPF, MENOG-12 Dubai, 7 March 2013 An IX by an An IX by an

Development of the Model  Founded by MCIT for ISPs that have International B.W. (8 ISPs)  Started in Q with router Cisco2610 and switch Cisco3524  2 ISPs (TEDATA, NOL) of 8 ISPs  3 rd ISP (EGYNET ) after 6 months  IPv4 BGP peering, Using 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interfaces  Max. exchanged local traffic was < 2Mbps (around 1 Mbps)  Total international B.W. was < 1 STM1

Developments  2004 Broadband (DSL) initiative  2008 Submarine cable cut  2011 Arab spring: 3G traffic routed to CAiX

Current Status Current Status Run by NTRA (router Cisco3602 and switch Cisco4000) 5 ISPs connected via Giga fiber port (TEDATA, Vodafone data, Etisalat Misr, NOOR and Link.net) 1 ISP connected via Fast Ethernet (Yalla) BGP peering for IPv4 and IPv6 PCH servers hosted (copy of 30+ ccTLDs) Max. exchanged local traffic < 2 Gbps Total international B.W. is 214 Gbps

NTRA Role.. Regulations: Interconnection mentioned in Class A & B ISP Licenses and ISP’s compromised on NO charges for traffic exchanged. Site Location and Neutrality: Ramses CO where all ISPs are already co-located and run by neutral organization (NTRA) Setting Policy: in consultation with members Access to IX : No restrictions on access to CAIX for any Licensee as per the policies published on website

NTRA Role.. Peering Policies: Open peering with filtering based on AS# Fees & Support: It’s free of charge, 24/7 on-call support Communication Channels: It’s very important to build and keep strong relations with IX members by mailing- list and periodical f2f meetings

Challenges Incentives for ISP (licensing obligation, establishment cost, operation cost, support and administration) Location (selection and management) Technicalities and compatibilities CAiX Policies & Regulations Communication with ISPs decision makers Building and maintain confidence

Statistics v4 Routing table has 1987 IPv4 routes and growing v6 Routing table has 5 IPv6 routes 44 AS

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