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Here is my BGP analysis, based on the data archived as part of http://www.multicasttech.com/status/ I know of only one fiber landing station in Burma, in Pyapon with service from SEA-ME-WE 3 : http://www.sintelsat.com/fibernetworks/SEAMEWE3.html . There has been discussion in Bangladesh with installing fiber to link their landing station in Cox's Bazar with Pyapon, but I don't think that that is there yet. I believe that there is also only one satellite landing station. Here is some technical info. AFAIK there are 2 autonomous systems in Burma : 9988 MPT-AP [DS72-AP] {43, Boaung, Yangon, Myanma, MM} Myanma Post and Telecommunication 18399 BAGAN-TRANSIT-AS [KS220-AP] {Union of Myanamr, MM} Bagan Cybertech IDC & Teleport International Transit I dump and archive all BGP data here every 6 hours, so I can go back into the past. Before September 27, 2007, these ASN reached me via the following AS paths AS 9988 MPT-AP as path 174 3491 9304 9988 AS 18399 BAGAN-TRANSIT-AS as path 174 2914 9988 18399 That is to say Cogent <-> CAIS <-> Hutchison Telecom (HK) <-> MPT-AP Cogent <-> CAIS <-> MPT-AP <-> BAGAN-TRANSIT-AS (Note that CAIS has more than one autonomous system number.) Both of these BGP announcements were shut off between Sep_27_18:07:00_EDT_2007 and Sep_28_00:07:00_EDT_2007 and have mostly remained off since. At 0600 EDT for 2 of the days since, there has been different announcement from 18399 AS 18399 BAGAN-TRANSIT-AS as path 174 3549 9731 18399 that is Cogent <-> Global Crossing <-> STTP-AS-SG-AP <-> BAGAN-TRANSIT-AS where STTP-AS-SG-AP is ST Teleport Pte Ltd - Multihomed and Transit AS - Internet via Satellite Service Provider, 2B/2C Ayer Rajah Crescent, Singapore 139937. I saw these on Sep_28_06:07:00_EDT_2007 Oct_1_06:07:00_EDT_2007 and not since. I would guess this was a satellite link. On Oct_1_18:07:00_EDT_2007 only I saw AS 9988 MPT-AP as path 174 3491 9304 9988 which is to say the original path. Given the 6 hour sampling, I have to assume that there have been other short term re-appearances of routes to Burma. Whether this is due to internal struggles, accidents, or urgent needs for data transfer I cannot say. Regards Marshall On Oct 3, 2007, at 9:56 PM, Steve Gibbard wrote:
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