[menog] ADSL Service Provider Bandwidth Forecasting

[Maher El Zein]

Dear Kiyam,You mean bandwidth Estimator. Right? Kindly find the following links may help.
http://www.strowger.com/Widearea-ADSL-Loop-Extender/61-adsl2-bandwidth-estimator.html
http://www.node-net.com/newhtml/ADSL-Bandwidth%20calculator.htm
Wish luck,

Maher El Zein

From: umairbinmansoor at hotmail.com
To: kiyam at gorannet.net; menog-bounces at menog.net; menog at menog.net
Subject: RE: [menog] ADSL Service Provider Bandwidth Forecasting
Date: Sun, 14 Mar 2010 10:50:34 +0500
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Apart from the math, the cheapest way would be to monitor congestion.
How much time it took to reach there since the last upgrade and that’s it. You
can now speculate statistically while considering the subscription rate in
order to upgrade the bandwidth. At the end of the day, as Jim said, all that
matters is how well your customers are prioritized.


Umair bin Mansoor
From: kiyam at gorannet.net
To: amr.essam at tedata.net; amaged at gmail.com; menog-bounces at menog.net; menog at menog.net
Subject: RE: [menog] ADSL Service Provider Bandwidth Forecasting
Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:35:12 +0300
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ladies and gentlemen,

I apologize that I didn’t make
my request clear.

 

I was asking the exact
mathematical formula or equation for how to calculate the bandwidth
requirements.

 

we have got 5 service classes
ranging from 256kbps up to 3mbps downstream and 128kbps up to 768kbps upstream.

 

now we have got around 10k
subscribers and I would like to know what is best practice in your companies
like if the CIO was 

asked how much bandwidth he/she
requests the management to provide, in order to give these users a reasonable
contention ratio and

browsing experience.

 

Please do not make any comments
on the given bandwidths as we are in Iraq and internet resources are still difficult
to get. I know that in Sweden

people are having about 1gbps
internet but yet we are in Iraq.

 

 

 





 





 





Thank you





 





 





Best regards,





 





 





Kiyam Kadir





Goran Net ISP





Business Development Manager





EMail: kiyam at gorannet.net





Tel: 00964 (0) 770 2 666 666



 



 





From: Amr Essam
[mailto:amr.essam at tedata.net] 

Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 19:58

To: amaged at gmail.com; Kiyam Kadir; menog-bounces at menog.net;
menog at menog.net

Subject: Re: [menog] ADSL Service Provider Bandwidth Forecasting





 

Dears,



I agree with what Ahmed said, in addition that there should be a targeted plan from
the company to reach certain number of customers planned on different
locations, the plan should include customers with different speeds, and upon
this you start to check capacity of the locations to increase the BW, usual
forecasts comes out in a 3 to 5 years plan but I assume yearly plan for
targeted number of xdsl ports/clients. 

--

Amr Essam

TE Data










From:
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Date:
Sat,
13 Mar 2010 15:17:13 +0000





To:
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Kadir<kiyam at gorannet.net>; <menog-bounces at menog.net>;
<menog at menog.net>





Subject:
Re:
[menog] ADSL Service Provider Bandwidth Forecasting





 



Dear
Kiyam,



Based on reports coming from their commercial team on the subscribers rate of
increase during the previous year. 



Regards,

Ahmed Maged

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From:
"Kiyam
Kadir" <kiyam at gorannet.net> 





Date:
Sat,
13 Mar 2010 17:17:51 +0300





To:
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Subject:
[menog]
ADSL Service Provider Bandwidth Forecasting





 



Dear ladies and gentlemen,

can anyone of you point me in the right direction on how a
xDSL service provider forecasts bandwidth upgrades, calculates future
requirements and bandwidth 

contention ratio calculations ?

 

any help is appreciated.

 

PS: Should Philip see this email I would appreciate if he
can point me in the right direction to read this in his book or at least write
something about and put it in his book.

J 

 

thank you in advance.

 



 





 





Thank
you





 





 





Best
regards,





 





 





Kiyam
Kadir





Goran
Net ISP





Business
Development Manager





EMail:
kiyam at gorannet.net





Tel:
00964 (0) 770 2 666 666



 

 

 		 	   		  
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