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BTCL Purchased Internet Connectivity (Gateway Service) From TATA India

Dear All

This is to inform you that, BTCL start migrating there service from SingTEL & Seabone Italy, to TATA, India. We are now experiencing problem (Slow Bandwdth, Connection Lost abnormal behaver etc). Support personals of BTCL has been informed via SMS as he is not reachable over phone.


Update will be Posted here Soon, Please return back to see update.

UPDATE: Yas, BTCL has established connectivity with TATA (AirTel), See bellow the traceroute information from an ISP in Dhaka:

traceroute www.kernel.org

traceroute to www.kernel.org (149.20.20.133), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets

1 * * * 0.119 ms 0.103 ms 0.105 ms

2 * * * 0.847 ms 0.864 ms 0.939 ms

3 123.49.*.* (123.49.*.*) 7.829 ms 7.907 ms 8.329 ms

4 123.49.13.82 (123.49.13.82) 8.107 ms 8.265 ms 8.412 ms

5 AES-Static-001.1.22.125.airtel.in (125.22.1.1) 59.300 ms 59.340 ms 59.329 ms

6 ge-2-1-0.r03.sngpsi02.sg.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.12.229) 59.617 ms 59.681 ms 59.736 ms

7 as-3.r20.osakjp01.jp.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.48) 128.549 ms 132.062 ms ae-10.r21.tokyjp01.jp.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.2.100) 130.474 ms

8 as-2.r21.snjsca04.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.5.81) 237.385 ms as-2.r20.snjsca04.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.2.164) 251.019 ms as-2.r21.snjsca04.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.5.81) 237.687 ms

9 ae-1.r21.plalca01.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.5.32) 254.425 ms 253.386 ms ae-0.r20.plalca01.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.4.118) 242.563 ms

10 po-2.r03.plalca01.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.5.142) 302.849 ms po-1.r03.plalca01.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.230) 300.478 ms po-2.r03.plalca01.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.5.142) 302.245 ms

11 ge-1-11.r03.plalca01.us.ce.gin.ntt.net (140.174.21.194) 286.067 ms 300.675 ms 297.369 ms

12 int-0-0-0-0.r1.sjc3.isc.org (149.20.65.19) 284.419 ms 294.534 ms 300.792 ms

13 pub1.kernel.org (149.20.20.133) 296.704 ms 299.576 ms 288.484 ms

See Hop number 5 & 6, Airtel Network. Again, Nothing to say...

* IP has been removed for identity purpose.

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BTCL Trying to Hide There Own Problem by Saying SEA-ME-WE4 Submarine Cable problem | Inside Bauani's Mind

BTCL Trying to Hide There Own Problem by Saying SEA-ME-WE4 Submarine Cable problem | Inside Bauani's Mind: "BTCL Trying to Hide There Own Problem by Saying SEA-ME-WE4 Submarine Cable problem"

From Yesterday Afternoon Internet Users of Bangladesh where suffering connectivity / speed problem which is still running. Most of Internet User in Bangladesh, Specially users in Dhaka are facing most slowest Internet service.

I myself is currently working for an ISP, which was disconnected from Internet Yesterday (1st Day of Bangla Year 1417). I had go there office, check everything and call BTCL to know what is going on. Unfortunately BTCL, Bangladesh Telephone Company Limited didn't provide any information about the problem. Latter, I got to know from other source that there was a Submarine Fibre Cable Called "SEA-ME-WE-4" (The South East Asia-Middle East-West Europe 4) Problem, which is totally wrong.

Officials of the Bangladesh Telecommunication Company Limited said Thursday that their subscribers will have less bandwidth due to a technical problem.

A high official of the BTCL's submarine cable project, on condition of anonymity, told bdnews24.com that a short circuit at the Italian landing station at Palermo has disconnected Bangladesh partially.

He said that BTCL was receiving only a portion of its regular bandwidth from Singapore leading to slow internet connection and in some cases no connection at all, for BTCL subscribers.

The official, also a top-ranking administrator of Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company, said he hoped that Bangladesh would get reconnected with Italy within a few days. -- Reported byBDNews24.Com, Bangladesh's first Internet Newspaper

A New ISP, named 'Dhaka Wireless', provide wireless Internet Connection in Dhaka, Bangladesh has changed their regular homepagewith a black and white page to protest this conspiracy of BTCL, the state own International Internet Gateway License Holder.

BTCL was connected with Internet via Seabone, has reported that there is no problem at there end. There is no fibre related issue, reported by Seabone and SEA-ME-WE-4 Control Center.

BTRC, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Board has issued 2 IIG (International Internet Gateway) License, one is BTCL, own by Government and Other is Mengo Telecom which is Privately Owned has no problem at all. ISP's connected with Mengo Telecom is getting there required bandwidth. Now the Question is Who is Doing What & The most unique is "Why"? At the time of Mengo Telecom Started, BTRC issued a letter to ALL ISP to Purchase at-least 40% of Total bandwidth from Mengo. Recently the rules has withdrawn.

BTCL Trying to Hide There Own Problem by Saying SEA-ME-WE4 Submarine Cable problem

From Yesterday Afternoon Internet Users of Bangladesh where suffering connectivity / speed problem which is still running. Most of Internet User in Bangladesh, Specially users in Dhaka are facing most slowest Internet service.

I myself is currently working for an ISP, which was disconnected from Internet Yesterday (1st Day of Bangla Year 1417). I had go there office, check everything and call BTCL to know what is going on. Unfortunately BTCL, Bangladesh Telephone Company Limited didn't provide any information about the problem. Latter, I got to know from other source that there was a Submarine Fibre Cable Called "SEA-ME-WE-4" (The South East Asia-Middle East-West Europe 4) Problem, which is totally wrong.

Officials of the Bangladesh Telecommunication Company Limited said Thursday that their subscribers will have less bandwidth due to a technical problem.

A high official of the BTCL's submarine cable project, on condition of anonymity, told bdnews24.com that a short circuit at the Italian landing station at Palermo has disconnected Bangladesh partially.

He said that BTCL was receiving only a portion of its regular bandwidth from Singapore leading to slow internet connection and in some cases no connection at all, for BTCL subscribers.

The official, also a top-ranking administrator of Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company, said he hoped that Bangladesh would get reconnected with Italy within a few days. -- Reported by BDNews24.Com, Bangladesh's first Internet Newspaper

A New ISP, named 'Dhaka Wireless', provide wireless Internet Connection in Dhaka, Bangladeshhas changed their regular homepage with a black and white page to protest this conspiracy ofBTCL, the state own International Internet Gateway License Holder.

BTCL was connected with Internet via Seabone, has reported that there is no problem at there end. There is no fibre related issue, reported by Seabone and SEA-ME-WE-4 Control Center.

BTRC, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Board has issued 2 IIG (International Internet Gateway) License, one is BTCL, own by Government and Other is Mengo Telecomwhich is Privately Owned has no problem at all. ISP's connected with Mengo Telecom is getting there required bandwidth. Now the Question is Who is Doing What & The most unique is "Why"? At the time of Mengo Telecom Started, BTRC issued a letter to ALL ISP to Purchase at-least 40% of Total bandwidth from Mengo. Recently the rules has withdrawn.

Cross Posted on: Ahamed Bauani's Blog

BTRC Cancel 16 Bangladeshi ISP License because of illegal VoIP Service

Total 24 ISP in Dhaka is Blacklisted and 16 of Them has punished by Cancelling Their ISP License due to Relation of illegal VoIP Service. BTRC are deeply investigating other 8 ISP(s) data, log or other related documents.

A trusted source from BTRC (Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission) has confirmed the News, but request me not to disclose his Name. BTRC will announce this massages by either a press release or a press conference after taking decision of other 8 ISP(s)

Cross Posted on: Bauani's Blog

Arina Info Tech Shuts Down for illegal VoIP operations

Arina InfoTech Limited, one of low level ISP of Bangladesh has been shutdown by BTRC due to it's illegal VoIP Operation. 

According to a press release, BTRC sealed the ISP's offices charging Arina with engaging in illegal call termination services and violating license conditions and directives. 

Arina InfoTech took Internet connectivity of 14Mbps from BTCL was mostly used to transfer illegal voice call traffic from around the globe. A probe body of BTRC, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and other officials found the institute had been operating the outlawed VoIP service from its Gulshan office using most of its licensed 14 MBPS bandwidth. Reports BdNews24.Com

Source: 

http://www.bdnews-24.com/2009/01/btrc-shuts-down-isp-for-illegal-voip.html

and

http://www.bdnews24.com/details.php?id=73724&cid=8

Broadband Solutions Limited Bangladesh found to illegal Voip Call Termination

Broadband Solutions Ltd, an ISP of Bangladesh found to be indeed terminating calls illegally in Bangladesh.

Last week BTRC drive a raid against illegal VoIP operators raided different establishments of Broadband Solutions Limited's Banani, Shantinagar and Molibagh in the city and found evidences of use of the bandwidth in illegal call termination.

The BdNews24.Com Reports:

M Tanjin Alam, the company's managing director, and Zahurul Islam Sheikh, the CEO, confessed to interrogators that they were indeed terminating calls illegally, the commission officials said.

"BTRC officials therefore have sealed their establishments on charge of violating the conditions and instructions stipulated in the licence," the commission officials said, adding they also seized equipment used for the illegal activities.

BdNews24.Com also reports that BTRC chairman Manzurul Alam express "Zero tolerance policy" against illegal VoIP activities and would be "defeat the very purpose of giving IGW licences"