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Iran's Telecom and Internet Sector
Comprehensive survey by the Open Research Network.
 

Appendix A: Iranian Area Codes and Domestic Rates
Appendix A: Iranian Area Codes and Domestic Rates.
 

5.2.8 Iran Communication Industries
5.2.8 Iran Communication Industries. ... Next: 5.2.9 Information Systems of Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.7 Shiraz Electronics Industries ...
 

3.1.1.2 Main Lines in Operation
3.1.1.2 Main Lines in Operation. ... Next: 3.1.1.3 Digital Main Lines Up: 3.1.1 Fixed Telephone Lines Previous: 3.1.1.1 Installed Main Lines ...
 

Appendix B: International Long-Distance Rates
Appendix B: International Long-Distance Rates. ... Next: Appendix C: Satellite Broadcasting Up: Iran's Telecom and Internet Previous: Appendix A: Iranian ...
 

Appendix C: Satellite Broadcasting in Iran
Appendix C: Satellite Broadcasting in Iran. ... Next: About this document ... Up: Iran's Telecom and Internet Previous: Appendix B: International Long- ...
 

5.2.1 Shahid Ghandi Communication Cables
5.2.1 Shahid Ghandi Communication Cables. ... Next: 5.2.2 Optical Fiber Manufacturing Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2 Government Research and ...
 

3.2.1.1 Trans-Asia-Europe Project
3.2.1.1 Trans-Asia-Europe Project. ... Next: 3.2.1.2 Submarine Links Up: 3.2.1 Fiber Optical Links Previous: 3.2.1 Fiber Optical Links ...
 

5.3.3 Keresm Communications Research
5.3.3 Keresm Communications Research. ... 5.3.3 Keresm Communications Research. Established in 1991 and employing only 20 people, KCR is one of the few ...
 

5.2.4 Iran Telecommunications Research Center
5.2.4 Iran Telecommunications Research Center. ... Next: 5.2.5 Sharif Electronics Research Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.3 Karaj Optical ...
 

3.1.1.1 Installed Main Lines
3.1.1.1 Installed Main Lines. ... Next: 3.1.1.2 Main Lines in Up: 3.1.1 Fixed Telephone Lines Previous: 3.1.1 Fixed Telephone Lines ...
 

3.1.5.2 Optical Fiber Channels
3.1.5.2 Optical Fiber Channels. ... Next: 3.1.5.3 Satellite Channels Up: 3.1.5 Channel Types and Previous: 3.1.5.1 Microwave Channels ...
 

5.2.6 Iran Electronic Industries
5.2.6 Iran Electronic Industries. ... Next: 5.2.7 Shiraz Electronics Industries Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.5 Sharif Electronics Research ...
 

3.1.3 Long-Distance Exchanges
3.1.3 Long-Distance Exchanges. ... Next: 3.1.4 International Exchanges Up: 3.1 Internal Telecom Connectivity Previous: 3.1.2 Local Exchanges ...
 

2.2.1 ISDN and VSAT Links
2.2.1 ISDN and VSAT Links. ... Next: 2.2.2 Protocol usage Up: 2.2 Internal Internet Connectivity Previous: 2.2 Internal Internet Connectivity ...
 

5.2.9 Information Systems of Iran
5.2.9 Information Systems of Iran. ... Next: 5.2.10 Electronic Component Industries Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.8 Iran Communication ...
 

5.3.2 Pars Tel Kar
5.3.2 Pars Tel Kar. ... Next: 5.3.3 Keresm Communications Research Up: 5.3 Private or Semi-Private Previous: 5.3.1 Iran Telecommunications Industries ...
 

5.2.7 Shiraz Electronics Industries
5.2.7 Shiraz Electronics Industries. ... Next: 5.2.8 Iran Communication Industries Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.6 Iran Electronic ...
 

3.1.1.3 Digital Main Lines
3.1.1.3 Digital Main Lines. ... 3.1.1.3 Digital Main Lines. Along with the general expansion of the telephone network in Iran, the percentage of digital ...
 

5.2.5 Sharif Electronics Research Center
5.2.5 Sharif Electronics Research Center. ... Next: 5.2.6 Iran Electronic Industries Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.4 Iran Telecommunications ...
 

5.2.12 Telecommunications Manufacturing Company
5.2.12 Telecommunications Manufacturing Company. ... Next: 5.2.13 Iran Telephone Planning Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.11 Iran Electronic ...
 

5.3.1 Iran Telecommunications Industries
5.3.1 Iran Telecommunications Industries. ... Next: 5.3.2 Pars Tel Kar Up: 5.3 Private or Semi-Private Previous: 5.3 Private or Semi-Private ...
 

5.1.1 Telecommunication Company of Iran
5.1.1 Telecommunication Company of Iran. ... 5.1.1 Telecommunication Company of Iran. TCI is the national telecommunication service provider in Iran for all ...
 

4.2.3 International Reliable Access Networks
4.2.3 International Reliable Access Networks. ... 4.2.3 International Reliable Access Networks. This registry has the RIPE NCC contribution category: Small. ...
 

3.1.1 Fixed Telephone Lines
3.1.1 Fixed Telephone Lines. ... Next: 3.1.1.1 Installed Main Lines Up: 3.1 Internal Telecom Connectivity Previous: 3.1 Internal Telecom Connectivity ...
 

5.2.2 Optical Fiber Manufacturing Company
5.2.2 Optical Fiber Manufacturing Company. ... Next: 5.2.3 Karaj Optical Fiber Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.1 Shahid Ghandi Communication ...
 

4.1.1.3 Types of Subdomains
4.1.1.3 Types of Subdomains. ... 4.1.1.3 Types of Subdomains .ac.ir - For academic organizations under supervision of the Ministry of Culture and Higher ...
 

4.1.1.1 Who May Apply?
4.1.1.1 Who May Apply? ... 1. Organizations legally represented within the geographical boundary of Iran. 2. Organizations connected with the legal ...
 

4.3.29.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.29.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.29.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.29 Tavana Previous: 4.3.29.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

4.1.1.2 Types of Registration Service
4.1.1.2 Types of Registration Service. ... 4.1.1.2 Types of Registration Service. The Following types of registration under the DNS top-level domain .ir are ...
 

5.2.10 Electronic Component Industries
5.2.10 Electronic Component Industries. ... Next: 5.2.10.1 Integrated Circuits Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.9 Information Systems of ...
 

4.3.10.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.10.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.10.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.10 DPI Previous: 4.3.10.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

4.2.7 Al-Multajahat
4.2.7 Al-Multajahat. ... 4.2.7 Al-Multajahat. This registry has the RIPE NCC contribution category: Small. Its RIPE NCC Association Membership status is: ...
 

5.2.3 Karaj Optical Fiber Cable Facility
5.2.3 Karaj Optical Fiber Cable Facility. ... Next: 5.2.4 Iran Telecommunications Research Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.2 Optical Fiber ...
 

4.3.26.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.26.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.26.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.26 Safineh Previous: 4.3.26.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

5.3.4 Hi Tel Kar
5.3.4 Hi Tel Kar. ... Next: 5.4 Foreign Companies Up: 5.3 Private or Semi-Private Previous: 5.3.3 Keresm Communications Research ...
 

5.2.10.2 Printed Circuit Boards
5.2.10.2 Printed Circuit Boards. ... Next: 5.2.10.3 Quartz Crystals Up: 5.2.10 Electronic Component Industries Previous: 5.2.10.1 Integrated Circuits ...
 

5.2.10.5 Credit and Smart Cards
5.2.10.5 Credit and Smart Cards. ... Next: 5.2.11 Iran Electronic Research Up: 5.2.10 Electronic Component Industries Previous: 5.2.10.4 Silicon Transistor, ...
 

5.2.11 Iran Electronic Research Center
5.2.11 Iran Electronic Research Center. ... Next: 5.2.12 Telecommunications Manufacturing Company Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.10.5 Credit ...
 

4.3.2.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.2.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.2.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.2 Abdi Network Previous: 4.3.2.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

4.2.8 Holy See - Vatican city state
4.2.8 Holy See - Vatican city state. ... 4.2.8 Holy See - Vatican city state. This registry has the RIPE NCC contribution category: Small. ...
 

5.2.10.4 Silicon Transistor, Thyristor and Triacs
5.2.10.4 Silicon Transistor, Thyristor and Triacs.
 

4.3.29.8 Internet Phone/Fax Services
4.3.29.8 Internet Phone/Fax Services. ... Class, Annual fee, Advanced payment (IR), Charges (IR). D, 100000, 100000, Depending on destination country and ...
 

4.3.22.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.22.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.22.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.22 Neda Rayaneh Previous: 4.3.22.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

5.2.13 Iran Telephone Planning and Development
5.2.13 Iran Telephone Planning and Development. ... Next: 5.3 Private or Semi-Private Up: 5.2 Government Research and Previous: 5.2.12 Telecommunications ...
 

4.3.29.7 Leased Line Services
4.3.29.7 Leased Line Services. ... Class, Connection Speed, Deposit (IR), Monthly Charge (IR). C1, 33 kbps, 10000000, 5000000 ...
 

4.3.12.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.12.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.12.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.12 IPM Previous: 4.3.12.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

4.3.12.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.12.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.12.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.12 IPM Previous: 4.3.12.1 Background Information ...
 

4.3.4.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.4.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.4.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.4 Apadana Previous: 4.3.4.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

4.3.9.3 International Link Specifications
4.3.9.3 International Link Specifications. ... Next: 4.3.9.4 Provided Services Up: 4.3.9 DCI Previous: 4.3.9.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

4.3.29.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.29.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.29.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.29 Tavana Previous: 4.3.29.1 Background ...
 

4.3.10.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.10.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.10.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.10 DPI Previous: 4.3.10.1 Background Information ...
 

4.3.2.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.2.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.2.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.2 Abdi Network Previous: 4.3.2.1 Background ...
 

About this document ...
About this document ... ... next up · previous · contents Up: Iran's Telecom and Internet Previous: Appendix C: Satellite Broadcasting ...
 

5.3 Private or Semi-Private Commercial Entities
5.3 Private or Semi-Private Commercial Entities. ... Next: 5.3.1 Iran Telecommunications Industries Up: 5. Telecom Organizational Infrastructure Previous: ...
 

4.3.26.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.26.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.26.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.26 Safineh Previous: 4.3.26.1 Background ...
 

4.3.1 0 and 1 Processing
4.3.1 0 and 1 Processing. ... Next: 4.3.1.1 Background Information Up: 4.3 Internet service providers Previous: 4.3 Internet service providers ...
 

4.3.32.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.32.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 5. Telecom Organizational Infrastructure Up: 4.3.32 Zavosh Previous: 4.3.32.1 Background Information ...
 

4.3.22.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.22.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.22.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.22 Neda Rayaneh Previous: 4.3.22.1 Background ...
 

4.3.9.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.9.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.9.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.9 DCI Previous: 4.3.9.1 Background Information ...
 

3.1.5 Channel Types and Usage
3.1.5 Channel Types and Usage. ... Next: 3.1.5.1 Microwave Channels Up: 3.1 Internal Telecom Connectivity Previous: 3.1.4 International Exchanges ...
 

4.3.4.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities
4.3.4.2 Hardware and Software Capabilities. ... Next: 4.3.4.3 International Link Specifications Up: 4.3.4 Apadana Previous: 4.3.4.1 Background Information ...
 

3.2.1 Fiber Optical Links
3.2.1 Fiber Optical Links. ... Next: 3.2.1.1 Trans-Asia-Europe Project Up: 3.2 External Telecom Connectivity Previous: 3.2 External Telecom Connectivity ...
 

4.3.16 Jame-e Jam
4.3.16 Jame-e Jam. ... Next: 4.3.16.1 Background Information Up: 4.3 Internet service providers Previous: 4.3.15.3 Content Provision ...
 

4.3 Internet service providers
4.3 Internet service providers. ... Next: 4.3.1 0 and 1 Up: 4. Internet Organizational Infrastructure Previous: 4.2.8 Holy See - ...
 

4. Internet Organizational Infrastructure
4. Internet Organizational Infrastructure. ... Next: 4.1 Domain Name Providers Up: Iran's Telecom and Internet Previous: 3.2.2.1 Future Developments ...
 

1.1 Pervasiveness
1.1 Pervasiveness. ... 1.1 Pervasiveness. ``Pervasiveness" is a function of the number of users and hosts per capita. The elements of pervasiveness are ...
 

4.3.10 DPI
4.3.10 DPI. ... Next: 4.3.10.1 Background Information Up: 4.3 Internet service providers Previous: 4.3.9.5 Content Provision ...
 

2.1 History
2.1 History. ... Next: 2.2 Internal Internet Connectivity Up: 2. Internet Connectivity Infrastructure Previous: 2. Internet Connectivity Infrastructure ...
 

5.4.4 Ericsson
5.4.4 Ericsson. ... Ericsson Iran, Philippe Durand, Director. 133 Molla Sadra Avenue, Tel: +98 21 803-7654. Tehran, Iran 19945, Fax: +98 21 803 3113 ...
 

Contents
Contents. ... Contents. Contents · 1. Internet Usage Profile · 1.1 Pervasiveness · 1.2 Geographic Dispersion · 1.3 Sectoral Absorption · 1.4 Sophistication ...
 

2.3 External Internet Connectivity
2.3 External Internet Connectivity. ... Next: 2.3.1 Protocol usage Up: 2. Internet Connectivity Infrastructure Previous: 2.2.3 Reliability ...
 

1.3 Sectoral Absorption
1.3 Sectoral Absorption. ... Next: 1.4 Sophistication of Use Up: 1. Internet Usage Profile Previous: 1.2 Geographic Dispersion ...
 

4.3.22 Neda Rayaneh
4.3.22 Neda Rayaneh. ... Next: 4.3.22.1 Background Information Up: 4.3 Internet service providers Previous: 4.3.21.3 Content Provision ...
 

4.3.26.6 Fees
4.3.26.6 Fees. ... Plans, Domain, Details, Annual Fee. ED1, mydomain.safineh.net, 10 email addresses. 1 MB free email transfer/month, IR 1500000 ...
 

1. Internet Usage Profile
1. Internet Usage Profile. ... 1. Internet Usage Profile. This chapter reviews the framework for analyzing the development and status of the Internet within ...
 

1.4 Sophistication of Use
1.4 Sophistication of Use. ... Next: 2. Internet Connectivity Infrastructure Up: 1. Internet Usage Profile Previous: 1.3 Sectoral Absorption ...
 

4.3.9.1 Background Information
4.3.9.1 Background Information. ... 4.3.9.1 Background Information. In 1995, the Telecommunication Company of Iran (TCI) petitioned the Majles (Iranian ...
 

4.3.4.6 Fees
4.3.4.6 Fees. ... Service Category, Services Provided, Fees. Bronze, Domestic only Internet access, homepage,, IR 100000 annual. ftp and email ...
 

3.1.5.1 Microwave Channels
3.1.5.1 Microwave Channels. ... Next: 3.1.5.2 Optical Fiber Channels Up: 3.1.5 Channel Types and Previous: 3.1.5 Channel Types and ...
 

3.2.2.1 Future Developments
3.2.2.1 Future Developments. ... Next: 4. Internet Organizational Infrastructure Up: 3.2.2 Satellite Channels Previous: 3.2.2 Satellite Channels ...
 

1.2 Geographic Dispersion
1.2 Geographic Dispersion. ... 1.2 Geographic Dispersion. Geographic Dispersion describes the physical dispersion of the Internet within a country, ...
 

3.1.6.1 Rural Communications
3.1.6.1 Rural Communications. ... Next: 3.1.6.2 Urban Communications Up: 3.1.6 Geographic Coverage Previous: 3.1.6 Geographic Coverage ...
 

4.3.12.1 Background Information
4.3.12.1 Background Information. ... 4.3.12.1 Background Information. The ``founder" of the Internet in Iran is the Institute for Studies in Theoretical ...
 

3.1.4 International Exchanges
3.1.4 International Exchanges. ... Next: 3.1.5 Channel Types and Up: 3.1 Internal Telecom Connectivity Previous: 3.1.3 Long-Distance Exchanges ...
 

3.1.6.2 Urban Communications
3.1.6.2 Urban Communications. ... Next: 3.1.7 Area Codes Up: 3.1.6 Geographic Coverage Previous: 3.1.6.1 Rural Communications ...
 

4.3.22.6 Fees
4.3.22.6 Fees. ... Plan, Description, Annual charge (IR). N-02, Neda BBS, Off-line e-mail, 700000. W-01, Domestic web, Internet, homepage (5 Mb + 5 Mb) ...
 

4.3.10.6 Fees
4.3.10.6 Fees. ... Connection fee, 0, $1500, $3000, $3000. Annual fee, $5,00, $ 7000, $4000, $15000. Charge per Kbyte, 0, $ 0.80. Charge per minute, $2 ...
 

4.3.8.3 Fees
4.3.8.3 Fees. ... Service Category, Services Provided, Fees. Plan I, Unlimited Internet access, IR 250 per minute. and email ...
 

5.4.1.2 Sales
5.4.1.2 Sales. ... 5.4.1.2 Sales. In 1989/1990 Siemens was involved in two other significant projects designed to upgrade the Iranian telecommunications ...
 

3.2.2 Satellite Channels
3.2.2 Satellite Channels. ... Next: 3.2.2.1 Future Developments Up: 3.2 External Telecom Connectivity Previous: 3.2.1.2 Submarine Links ...
 

4.2.1 RIPE NCC
4.2.1 RIPE NCC. ... RIPE NCC, Tel: +31 20 535-4444. Singel 258, Fax: +31 20 535-4445. 1016 AB Amsterdam, Email: ncc@ripe.net ...
 

4.3.26.1 Background Information
4.3.26.1 Background Information. ... 4.3.26.1 Background Information. Safineh is among the pioneers in information technology in Iran. ...
 

5.4.1.1 Factories
5.4.1.1 Factories. ... 5.4.1.1 Factories. In 1967 Siemens made a substantial contribution in support of the national industry by signing a licensing ...
 

4.1.1.4 Requirements
4.1.1.4 Requirements. ... 4.1.1.4 Requirements. 1. IPM may ask for documents or other evidence supporting the requested classification. ...
 

5. Telecom Organizational Infrastructure
5. Telecom Organizational Infrastructure. ... Next: 5.1 Telecom Providers Up: Iran's Telecom and Internet Previous: 4.3.32.2 Hardware and Software ...
 

4.3.29.6 Fees
4.3.29.6 Fees. ... Class, Time Limitation, Annual fee (IR), Charge/minute (IR), Note. A1, 24 hours a day, 300000, 350, 50 hour Prepayment ...
 

4.1.1.5 Application Procedure
4.1.1.5 Application Procedure. ... 4.1.1.5 Application Procedure. Applicants must fill out the proper .ir application form (use only ASCII text) at ...
 

4.3.4.1 Background Information
4.3.4.1 Background Information. ... 4.3.4.1 Background Information. Apadana is among the most popular ISPs in Iran. The company is in the process of ...
 

4.3.29.1 Background Information
4.3.29.1 Background Information. ... 4.3.29.1 Background Information. Tavana provides full-duplex dial-up Internet connections to utilize all Internet ...
 



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