Prepared by : Valens Riyadi

Head of NIR, APJII

kabid.nir@apjii.or.id

Internet development in Indonesia begins

with a growing university network
Samik Ibrahim (Universitas Indonesia) and
Budi Rahardjo (Intitus Teknologi Bandung)
assigned by IANA as ccTLD-ID admin.
Using e-mail with UUCP (Unix-to-Unix Copy
Program) protocol. This protocol allow
remote command execution

Radnet is the first ISP licensed by government

Operational start at 1995
Introduce the World Wide Web to public
Using dedicated connection to Internet

Indonet operated before Radnet, got the

same license
In almost in the same year, government
assign 27 ISP licenses
APJII formed at the First National Conference
on May 15, 1996

Indonesia Internet Exchange (IIX)

ID-NIC (IP address and AS Number allocation
and assignment, as NIR)
Data Center Collocation
Training

Members
Supervisory Board

Elected from and by members

Operational Board

Elected from and by members

Operational Staffs

internet

Global One
USA

A-Bone
Japan

MCI
USA

ISP 1

Singtel

ISP 2

ISP 3

ISP 4
Indonesia

APJII launched IIX on June 1997, operational

start from Aug 1997
Designed by APJII and Cisco (USA)
Make 15 ISPs connected
Equipments donated by:

Routers by Cisco
Modem by RAD
Servers by Intel and HP

internet

Global One
USA

MCI
USA

A-Bone
Japan
Singtel
ISP 3

ISP 2

ISP 1

ISP 4
Indonesia
IIX

Drop in delay time of local sites access from an

average ping of 700ms to 7ms
New opportunities of deploying internet based
applications due to the small delay time
Stimulating the growth of local Indonesian content
Security for e-commerce since local packets will
not go through the global internet
Implementations of e-gov with local internet traffic

IIX-SU

IIX-JK1

IIX-JK2

IIX-JK3
IIX-YO

IIX-JI

IIX-YO
(Yogyakarta)

IIX-SU
(Medan)

IIX-JI
(Surabaya)

In progress
2mbps
by APJII

10mbps
by SCBDnet

IIX-JK1
(Jakarta)

In progress
IIX-JK2
(Jakarta)
100mbps
by NAPinfo

10mbps
by NAPinfo

IIX-JK3
(Jakarta)

1 Cisco Router 7500

3 Cisco Catalyst 3750
Member of IIX = 54 Member Direct Connection
Total Traffic = 24 Mbps (Average)
Total Traffic = 233 Mbps (Peak)
Physical Network Connection = 7.4 GB

Data Center Operation start at 2007 to give

benefits for members to have equipment
collocation with low price and high
performance.
Located at Jakarta, with 501.86 m2
24 cages + 30 racks
CCTV & access card for security control

ID-NIC is a division under APJII, assigned as

NIR by APNIC to manage IP Address and AS
Number allocation for Indonesia Internet
Users.
Members of ID-NIC

ISP
Corporate
Government
Education

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Data per : July 20, 2009

Data per : July 20, 2009

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