Draft Final Report
Chapter 7 Outline of Scope of Works
In case that this traffic is processed by distributing equally to ISP of core router group in 3 metro
cities, processing capacity in each metro city will be 209.75 Gbps. The router capacity of 100 Gbps
which is planned to be introduced, therefore, will not be over-provision.
As 100 Gbps router is being to be installed to National Gateway in Yangon and Naypytaw as
described in section 7.1.7, ISP core router with same capacity will be indispensable.
Table 7.1-6 IPv4 Allocation in ASEAN Countries
Country
IPv4 Allocation
Cambodia
Population
238,592
14,864,600
57,856
6,645,800
Malaysia
6,363,904
29,239,900
Singapore
6,245,632
5,312,400
Thailand
8,571,392
66,785,000
Vietnam
15,574,784
88,775,500
Philippine
5,381,376
96,706,800
Indonesia
17,491,120
246,864,200
197,120
412,238
28,672
52,797,300
Laos
Brunei
Myanmar
Source: APNIC/World Bank
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Scope of upgrade
As the backbone network, metro network and international gateway exchange will be
interconnected, with regard to the core routers (border routers and edge routers) that make up ISP,
100GbE (IEEE802.3ba)-enabled core routers will be introduced in Yangon, Naypyitaw and
Mandalay for increased speed (10Gbps→100Gbps). Moreover, a caching device (proxy server) or
bandwidth limiting switch (bandwidth control switch) will be introduced for band reduction.
An outline of the IPv6 transition is shown in Figure 7.1-16 and an outline of the ISP service
upgrading plan including the IPv6 network is shown in Figure 7.1-17. The stations targeted for
upgrading are as shown below.
(a)
Yangon: Hantharwaddy Station
(b)
Naypyitaw: New Dakekina Station building
(c)
Mandalay: Mandalay Main Exchange
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Equipment to be introduced
A summary of the main equipment to be installed in Yangon, Naypyitaw and Mandalay is
given below.
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