SubmissionIndonesian National Internet Registry

[NIR-ID]IDNIC Program

Information-Internet Society of Indonesia[ISOC-ID]

http://www.isoc-id.org

Taipei, 28 - 31 August 2001

APNIC Meeting

ISOC-ID Profile

The ISOC-ID is a non profit, non-governmental, research, education, and national-international professional membership organization

Secretariat

Grha Citra Caraka, Mezzanine FloorJln Jend. Gatot Subroto 52,JK, 12710, ID V: +62-21 5296 3841F: +62-21 5296 3844M:+62-82 184 4444

National Internet Registry Office [NIRO]

INDONESIA INSTITUTE Of SCIENCES - LIPISasana WidyaJln Jend. Gatot Subroto 10JK, 12710, ID

V: +62-21 522 5711F: +62-21 527 7125

MISION

•Development, maintenance, evolution, and dissemination of standards for the Internet and its internetworking technologies and applications in Indonesia;

•Growth and evolution of the Internet architecture [packetized] in Indonesia;

•Maintenance and evolution of effective administrative processes necessary for operation of the global Internet.

•Education and research related to the Internet and open-system resources internetworking;

•Harmonization of actions and activities at international levels to facilitate the development and availability of the Internet;

•Collection and dissemination of information related to the Internet and internetworking, including histories and archives;

ISOC-ID STRUCTURE

ISOC-IDNATIONAL

Executive Boards5 Year Electoral Process

Member 32 Provinces

1. ISOC-BALI2. ISOC-WEST

SUMATRA3. ISOC-WEST JAV4. ISOC-EAST JAVA5. ISOC-NORTH

SUMATRA6. ISOC-JAKARTA7. ISOC-BANTEN8. ISOC-CENTRAL JAVA . . .32. ISOC-GORONTALO

IndependentOrganization

Industries Support

Association

Non Profit Org NGO

Information

Societies

Governmental Bodies

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

ISOC-ID Supporting Organization [IIDSO]

[1] MAHATEL, PT [http://www.maha.net.id] Packet Switched Public Data Network [PSPDN] Provider [2] BROADBAND MULTIMEDIA, PT [http://www.kabelvision.com] Network Service Provider [NSP], Network Access Point [NAP] Provider Broadband/HFC Provider [3] NAPSINDO PRIMATEL INTERNATIONAL, PT [http://www.napsindo.net] Network Access Point [NAP] Provider [4] ID DOMREG [http://www.idnic.net.id] cc-TLD Indonesian Domain Registration

[5] INDONESIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE – LIPI [http://www.lipi.go.id] Government Science Research & Development

PROGRAMS

[1] Information-Infrastructure a. Neutral Public eXchange Point [NPXP] b. National Internet Registry [NIR] - IDNIC * IP Registration * AS Registration - ID-TLD * g-TLD Domain Registration * cc-TLD Domain Registration

[2] National Public Key Infrastructure [N-PKI] a. Standard Working Group b. Publishing Network Implementation Ready

Indonesian Network Information Center [IDNIC]

1. Commercial ISP • APJII-ID Federation [http://www.apjii.or.id] and

[http://www.idnic.net.id]

2. Non-Commercial ISP :

• GovNIC [nic.go.id] All Government Offices are banned to use Commercial ISPs including IP Addresses & Ass related to Indonesia Country Gateway

Initiatif

• MilNIC [nic.mil.id] All Military Offices are banned to use Commercial ISPs including IP Addresses & ASs

3. Ordinary ISP• Non-ISP license or other license based• Others Network Provider

Multi-homing

If multi-homing becomes a common option of corporate customers, then what happening is that the function of providing resiliency within a network has shift from a value-added role within the network to that of customer responsibility. And if customers are not prepared to pay for highly robust network services from any single ISP then there is little economic incentive for any single ISP to spend additional money to engineer robustness within their service. From that perspective, what ISP industry appears to be heading into is a case of a somewhat disturbing self-fulfilling prophesy of minimalist network engineer with no margin for error.

http://www.isoc.org/issues/003

Indonesian – Top Level Domain [ID-TLD](Propose to ICANN : http://www.tld.net.id)

1. cc-TLD • Existing : http://www.idnic.net.id• Proposed to ICANN : http://domain.net.id

2. g-TLD :• Proposed to ICANN : http://www.gtld.net.id

Information-Internet Infrastructure Development of ISOC-ID Plan

Request to have APNIC Membership

• Member name : IDNIC.NET• Membership Type : VERY LARGE MEMBERSHIP• Assignment for Back-end Infrastructures• Redistribute and Allocation IP Addresses and Aut-num

National Internet Registry [NIR] of APNIC

• ISOC-ID will request for NIR of APNIC• 32 ISOC-Provinces to be LIR of ISOC-ID

Website : http://www.isoc-id.org/idnicttp://www.isoc-id.org/idnic

We want to propose http://www.idnic.net

Policy Issues

[Source : e-mail’s between APNIC – ISOC-ID]

• Confederation Membership is suspended, but the role of these previous members are not suspended.

• NIR Membership and Charter are not well established however, NIR in several countries are officially established by APNIC.

• Un-clear/similar definition of LIR and ISP.

• Which ISP Definition ? By RFC References or by ISP License from each Government that we have to put into policy documents of APNIC [ The policy request for ISP Licenses from Indonesia’s Government by sending its copy to APNIC ]• Under which policy is it mentioned ?• Are other members/countries treated the same way by APNIC?

OTHER ISSUE

Proposal

•NEW Regional Internet Registry [RIR] for Asia Region.

Background

•ICANN ICP-2 : Criteria for Establishment of New Regional Internet Registry [RIR]

http://www.iana.org/icp/icp-2.htm

Why ISOC-ID Propose This Issue ?

•In consideration of RFC 1951 and other related RFCs; the process of adding new RIRs (and therefore new hostmasters) should be proposed by ASIAN Internet Societies to IETF (ISOC). Similary with LATINIC for Latin America countries and AFRINIC for African countries.

Emerging New RIR Candidates

[1] African Network Information Center [AFRINIC] http://www.afrinic.org

[2] Asia Network Information Center [ASIANIC]

[3] Pacific Network Information Center [PACNIC]

[4] Latin America & Caribbean Network Information Center [LACNIC] http://www.lacnic.org

Source : http://www.iana.org/icp/icp-2.htm

EMERGING NEW RIR MAPPING [PLAN]

CONCLUSION

• ISOC-ID is a neutral body that serves & facilitates public demand on Information Internet Facilities.

• International participation on membership, contribution, and establishment of the Information Infrastructure affordability, dynamical, stability and reach ability to the people.

• The Internet Society has strongly supported IDNIC Program as the best hope a nongovernmental approach to Internet governance. The future of IDNIC depends on its ability to develop international support for its programs and to build a stable financial base. The sometimes conflicting interests of governments, of the operators of the country code top-level domains, and of various nongovernmental parties cannot be resolved without serious attention to a variety of public policy issues. These include questions about the primacy of public interest versus commercial interests, the continuing role of the Internet Society, and the continuing conflict between the needs of trademark owners and the interests of Internet users in expanding the domain name space.

• ISOC-ID will support public policy such as Access, Censorship, Children and the internet, Copyright, Digital divide, Domain Name Systems, E-Commerce, Encryption, Privacy, Security, Societal, Spamming, Woman and the internet, and others public policy.

• Internet is for Everyone