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Taiwan SIP/ENUM Trial Taiwan SIP/ENUM Trial Jeff Yeh <jeff@twnic.net.tw> Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC) Aug 25, APAN ENUM BoF AGENDA AGENDA SIP/ ENUM in Taiwan Objectives Milestones Noteworthy


  1. Taiwan SIP/ENUM Trial Taiwan SIP/ENUM Trial Jeff Yeh <jeff@twnic.net.tw> Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC) Aug 25, APAN ENUM BoF

  2. AGENDA AGENDA • SIP/ ENUM in Taiwan – Objectives – Milestones • Noteworthy • Deployment Status • Operational Facts • Issues and Challenges • APEET

  3. Trial Objectives Trial Objectives • This 3-year SIP / ENUM trial is part of NTPO (The National Science & Technology Program for Telecommunications ) research project, which is to explore a common interest of commercial and academic ISPs for ENUM, and to establish a nation-wide SIP / ENUM test bed • The result, both research & operational outputs, of the trial will be a major reference for National Science Council and the Directorate General of Telecommunications. The system itself is planned to migrate to regular ENUM/VOIP services for the public after the trial

  4. Milestones: 2001~2002 Milestones: 2001~2002 – 2001 • A small ENUM task force established in TWNIC • Preliminary study on ENUM RFCs • Set up the initial ENUM DNS and registration system in TWNIC – 2002 • Applied 6.8.8.e164.arpa but rejected • Defined ENUM + SIP as the direction for system deployment • SIP/ ENUM Forum Taiwan established. • Coordinated with local PSTN carriers, local research institutes, vendors (like Cisco)

  5. Milestones: 2003~ Milestones: 2003~ • 2003 – SIP / ENUM Trial Phase I began, sponsored by NTPO – Completion of SIP/ENUM trial system v1.0 SIP Proxy Server / PCA – Determined the number administration plan – Around 20 research institutes participated – Around 50 companies joined SIP/ ENUM Forum Taiwan • 2004 – PSTN interconnection ready (NTPO sponsored IP-to-PSTN call, 25-min per user per month to Local, Domestic Long Distance and Mobile num.) – Trial system v2.0 (MMS, ENUM-enabled email, 3 more proxies installed) – ENUM 09440 for nation-wide public WLAN services – Around 40 universities, government agencies, ISPs joined the trial – ENUM users reached 10,000 at the year end • 2005 – Number of User hits 28,000 – Inter-connection with local commercial “070” VoIP services – Plan for the migration to business operation

  6. Noteworthy Noteworthy • More than 13 million people in Taiwan have access to Internet (nearly 60% of total population) • 3.3 million households in Taiwan are using Broadband Internet (ADSL takes up 90%) • 80% of VoIP / WLAN products are manufactured by Taiwanese vendors • Mobile phone penetration rate is more than 110%! • MSN, Skype are very popular in Taiwan, too

  7. Deployment Status

  8. ENUM DNS ENUM DNS Internet 6.8.8.e164.tw instead of 6.8.8.e164.arpa DNS root .tw Virtual ENUM TLD e164.tw ENUM ENUM (e164.tw) TWNIC TIER 1 TIER 1 NS Registry 6.8.8.e164.tw Site 1 Site 2 Registrar Registrar ENUM ENUM ENUM ENUM TIER 2 TIER 2 TIER 2 TIER 2 NS Register Web Portal NS Register Web Portal Enum End User Enum End User

  9. Number Management Number Management Number Allocation Registrar, Authentication, Validation Admin Users Apply and Pick # Approval Registry, Web-Portal Modify Number Activate Create NAPTR NAPTR (8 records) ENUM Query, Resolution Download & Server Install PCA Registration Application Service Provider

  10. ENUM Service Portal ENUM Service Portal • Numbering (09440) – Application – Org. Info – Admin. Guideline • Log-in – Download PCA – Maintain User Record – Maintain NAPTR • Query – ENUM Whois – ENUM NAPTR http://service.enum.org.tw – Call Log • Enum Trial Documentation • Enum System Documentation

  11. Service Map Service Map 1. Softphone �� Softphone 2. PSTN �� Softphone 3. PSTN �� PSTN 4. Unified Messaging(Voice Mail � Email) TWNIC NCTU/NTHU/NTU 5*. ENUM-enabled Email (option) Tier 1 NS Softphone ISP Softphone Tier 2 NS IP PBX ISP SIP Proxy IP Phone (0944-0xxxxx) ( I P v 4 / 6 ) ( I P v 4 / 6 ) NBEN/TANet CCL/ITRI IPv6-IPv4 IP PBX Gateway Softhone SIP Proxy Media Server Signaling Gateway Signaling Softswitch Gateway Softswitch (MGC) LEC pbx (MGC)) PSTN Trunk Trunk PSTN LEC PBX Gateway Gateway Hsinchu Operator Taipei Operator (0944-0xxxxx) (0944-0xxxxx)

  12. SIP/ENUM Trial Architecture SIP/ENUM Trial Architecture Configuration B – Proxy Users(6) Core Service Platform Voice Mail Server NTU ? NCKU ? NSYSU ? NCTU ? NCU ? NTHU ENUM ENUM Server (TWNIC) SIP Phone SIP Proxy Softswitch ENUM Proxy (TANet) Deploy Proxy SIP UA Deploy Proxy IP Network SS7 / E1 Configuration A – IP-PBX Users (1) SIP Phone IP-PBX Call Server C5 Switch SIP UA (Sparq, EBT) MMS Relay Server PSTN Gateway Media Server Legacy Phone Configuration C – Standalone Users GPRS Core Network Project Office PBX SIP UA Public Switched Telephone Network

  13. Operational Facts

  14. Fact 1: Calls (as of May 2005) Fact 1: Calls (as of May 2005) • Total number of calls made (since 2003.10) : 241,865 • Total call duration: 405:3:18:30 (D/H/M/S) • IP/PSTN Ratio: approx. 1:3 • ENUM DNS (weekly)

  15. Fact 2: Users (as of May 2005) Fact 2: Users (as of May 2005) • Total number of ENUM registrants: 27,861 – By SIP proxy-- • NCKU (south): 3691 • NCTU (north): 8474 • NCU (central): 2693 • NSYSU (south): 277 • NTHU (east): 10,346 • NTU (north): 2,380 • Total number of active registrars: 46

  16. Issues and Challenges

  17. e164.tw / 6.8.8.e164.arpa TLD e164.tw / 6.8.8.e164.arpa TLD • Using e164.tw domain name – Dealing with RIPE/NCC and ITU-T is non- technical issue • International Cooperation – APEET – CNNIC (within CDNC) – KRNIC (MoU) • Looking for more international partners! • …and let users speak for us!

  18. Challenges Ahead Challenges Ahead Legal: VoIP Wiretap • – User data protection and privacy (ENUM WHOIS) has always been an issue – The 09440 prefix can be used publicly only if the issue of VoIP wiretapping is solved – And Emergency call, Location Awareness … Technical: NAT/Firewall • – The current trial does not provide NAT solution – Firewall has been an obstacle for connection to proxy server and RTP Port – IPv6 could be one better solution? Numbers • – An expected demand for 1 million numbers, but only assigned 1/10 of it – On commercial side, “0X0-abcd-efgh” is also under consideration Changing status: “ Trial ” to real business operation •

  19. APEET

  20. Background Background • APEET – Started in 2004, APEET is an informal project team comprises of engineers from CNNIC, JPRS, KRNIC, SGNIC and TWNIC and other invited experts. – The goal of APEET is to conduct joint trials and to promote the development of ENUM and its related technology such as SIP.

  21. Objective Objective • Provide an opportunity to have ENUM/SIP experience – ENUM • Information registration and Number resolution – SIP • Voice communication between participants • Not providing ‘Telephone service’ – No Warranty, No Guarantee • Connectivity, Quality, etc.

  22. APEET on APRICOT 2005 APEET on APRICOT 2005

  23. APEET on APRICOT 2005 APEET on APRICOT 2005 • Oversea call – The same with ordinal oversea call – Available Country Codes are: • 1(US), 46(Sweden), 65(Singapore), 86(China), 886(Taiwan) • Call statistics – Feb 16 11:07:56 - Feb 26 00:00:00 APRICOT CN SG SE TW US Total 200-OK 3227 1755 1017 2 787 1095 7883 461-CNE 43 23 7 0 88 31 192 481-Busy 62 7 35 0 0 6 110 Number of ENUM calls (8882005xxxx) from 200 - OK = 122 • Handsets Sold-Out – 100 units within 5 hours!

  24. APEET on APAN 20th APEET on APAN 20th • Available Country Codes are: – 1(US), 65(Singapore), 86(China), 886(Taiwan) • Wifi phone still available!

  25. What’ ’s next? s next? What • 64th IETF – Nov 2005 @ Vancouver – Target: 500 to 2000 handsets • Looking for sponsors for … – Wifi handsets – PSTN Interconnections (using ENUM for routing) – SIP server with ENUM capability – ENUM applications • Contact us at info@apenum.org

  26. Thank You SIP/ENUM Trail Taiwan: service.enum.org.tw TWNIC: www.twnic.net.tw APEET: www.apenum.org

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