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instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/courses/ee476/FinalProjects/ Jan 1, 2008 - Dec 18, 2008 Network Location Comparing to: Site Visits 4,000 4,000 2,000 2,000 January 7, 2008 February 8, 2008 March 11, 2008 April 12, 2008 May 14, 2008 June 15, 2008 July 17, 2008 August 18, 2008 September 19, 2008 October 21, 2008 November 22, 2008 205,132 visits came from 15,867 network locations Site Usage Visits Pages/Visit Avg. Time on Site % New Visits Bounce Rate 205,132 2.49 00:04:47 63.26% 64.52% % of Site Total: Site Avg: Site Avg: Site Avg: Site Avg: 100.00% 2.49 (0.00%) 00:04:47 (0.00%) 63.10% (0.25%) 64.52% (0.00%) Network Location Visits Pages/Visit Avg. Time on % New Visits Bounce Rate Site nib (national internet backbone) 11,907 3.00 00:06:27 65.40% 55.58% chinanet guangdong province network 3,588 2.26 00:03:55 64.86% 66.75% videsh sanchar nigam ltd - india. 3,439 2.70 00:06:24 67.20% 58.51% provider local registry 3,291 2.09 00:03:50 64.84% 68.46% telekom malaysia berhad 3,195 3.38 00:07:44 61.56% 54.43% reliance communications ltd 3,084 2.70 00:06:27 69.65% 57.91% cornell university 2,964 2.52 00:04:31 31.04% 60.09% road runner holdco llc 2,847 2.44 00:03:42 54.44% 63.51% mtnl cat b isp 1,652 2.64 00:05:41 59.20% 59.20% comite gestor da internet no brasil 1,639 2.26 00:03:53 68.76% 66.81% ethiopian telecommunication corporation 1,626 1.73 00:04:43 50.43% 71.34% palestine telecommunications company 1,590 2.52 00:05:48 59.18% 62.96% (paltel) comcast cable communications inc. 1,526 2.24 00:03:50 73.26% 67.17% national internet backbone 1,513 2.74 00:07:44 63.91% 57.83% abts tamilnadu 1,382 2.35 00:05:29 68.52% 60.71% korea telecom 1,382 3.85 00:05:01 58.68% 51.16% deutsche telekom ag 1,364 1.99 00:02:28 67.01% 70.16% abts (karnataka) 1,194 2.72 00:06:36 64.07% 57.87% cncgroup beijing province network 1,149 1.76 00:02:35 38.90% 74.85% abts delhi 1,139 2.43 00:05:13 62.34% 59.53% smart broadband incorporated 1,057 3.42 00:08:52 62.54% 51.56% 1 Google Analytics verizon internet services inc. 1,045 2.34 00:03:32 68.33% 66.41% ptcl triple play project 1,003 2.49 00:04:21 65.70% 61.81% neostrada plus 985 1.33 00:00:58 49.04% 91.07% link egypt 965 2.48 00:05:25 68.70% 64.04% ipg 957 3.92 00:08:45 73.46% 51.10% hathway ip over cable internet access 933 2.43 00:06:22 56.27% 61.31% service chinanet jiangsu province network 819 2.07 00:03:31 68.86% 63.49% unknown 734 2.29 00:03:40 65.80% 70.16% pakistan telecommunication 722 2.09 00:03:55 63.30% 72.71% ukrtelecom ip access network 719 1.63 00:01:17 41.45% 89.15% internet service provider 678 2.41 00:05:01 68.44% 61.80% pt telkom indonesia 678 2.07 00:05:19 71.09% 67.70% zhejiang tianhuang technology industry co. 671 1.09 00:00:29 1.19% 95.38% ltd pt telekomunikasi indonesia 648 1.82 00:04:58 73.46% 68.21% sify limited 629 2.91 00:06:51 75.04% 54.21% tt adsl-nec dynamic_ulus 608 1.50 00:01:00 24.01% 87.50% tmnet 599 3.75 00:08:37 60.93% 49.42% bcl south 591 2.09 00:07:23 63.11% 66.50% chinanet shanghai province network 582 2.10 00:04:55 54.47% 68.56% tt adsl-alcatel dynamic_ulus 569 2.79 00:04:12 72.23% 58.70% gesti n de direccionamiento uninet 542 2.47 00:05:03 58.86% 63.28% provider 526 2.75 00:05:30 70.72% 61.60% pern-pakistan education & research network 524 2.43 00:04:31 66.41% 62.21% is an hanaro telecom inc. 511 3.97 00:05:38 55.97% 55.77% charter communications 500 2.40 00:03:21 68.40% 68.40% turk telekom adsl-alcatel 486 2.36 00:03:19 71.81% 65.43% chinanet hubei province network 482 2.15 00:03:50 62.24% 63.69% cox communications 480 2.21 00:03:16 73.75% 63.75% roedunet 470 2.66 00:04:38 49.79% 67.66% iqara telecom india pvt ltd 469 2.83 00:06:31 62.26% 57.14% tot public company limited bangkok 456 2.42 00:04:57 61.18% 64.04% chinanet shanxi(sn) province network 452 2.45 00:05:08 58.19% 63.27% tt adsl-alcatel dynamic_aci 444 2.43 00:03:30 75.23% 61.49% bellsouth.net inc. 431 2.86 00:04:53 74.01% 59.63% 2 Google Analytics chunghwa telecom data communication 427 2.59 00:04:15 49.88% 63.23% business group chinanet sichuan province network 426 2.11 00:03:59 63.38% 65.26% this network has been transferred to afrinic 421 2.22 00:05:00 73.87% 70.07% rcs & rds sa 406 2.48 00:04:01 33.00% 75.12% comcast cable communications holdings inc 403 2.30 00:03:31 67.25% 66.50% comcast cable communications 397 1.82 00:02:17 59.19% 75.06% sound of hope radio network 394 1.73 00:03:46 65.23% 71.32% (not set) 391 1.94 00:04:28 63.68% 73.40% emirates telecommunications corporation 391 2.24 00:04:37 69.82% 63.94% arcor ag 386 2.36 00:03:44 65.28% 66.58% chinanet guangxi province network 381 2.23 00:04:35 66.93% 64.30% rogers cable communications inc. 379 2.47 00:03:40 67.81% 64.12% chinanet fujian province network 371 2.02 00:04:30 64.42% 63.34% bharti televentures limited a/c abts mp 363 3.76 00:10:41 68.32% 47.93% cncgroup shandong province network 351 3.24 00:04:14 62.96% 58.40% tt adsl-ttnet alc dynamic_ulus 347 3.04 00:04:22 64.84% 64.55% cnc group shanghai province network 343 1.32 00:02:04 9.91% 80.47% rom west electronic 331 1.01 00:00:01 93.66% 99.70% netia sa 330 1.22 00:00:25 14.85% 96.67% shaw communications inc. 330 2.08 00:02:48 68.18% 66.06% multiprotocol service provider to other isp s 327 2.56 00:04:02 63.30% 68.50% and end users adsl easy en partenariat avec zte 324 1.78 00:02:56 80.56% 70.68% abts ap 315 2.73 00:05:42 63.49% 54.92% cnc group guangdong province network 312 2.39 00:03:54 57.05% 62.82% nepal telecommunications corporation 306 2.02 00:06:14 69.61% 66.01% address translation on fawri network 303 1.60 00:04:50 77.23% 70.30% isp quadrotech 303 1.03 00:00:17 0.99% 97.03% software technology parks of india 302 3.12 00:08:52 72.52% 46.69% scs-net is an isp based in damascus syria 300 2.40 00:05:41 63.67% 63.33% truehisp 300 2.77 00:05:16 69.67% 64.67% jordan data communication ltd. 298 2.81 00:06:20 67.11% 59.06% optimum online (cablevision systems) 298 2.65 00:03:49 71.81% 64.77% rocket-space corporation energia 298 1.00 00:00:00 0.00% 100.00% ip pools 295 2.34 00:04:21 74.24% 64.07% chinanet-zj hangzhou node network 293 2.23 00:04:12 69.97% 65.53% 3 Google Analytics maxnet internet service provider bangkok 293 2.30 00:03:28 66.55% 68.94% zao mtu-intel 292 1.63 00:02:25 56.51% 73.29% bcl west 285 1.76 00:06:27 58.25% 67.37% performance systems international inc. 282 1.19 00:00:30 90.43% 93.26% bharti infotel ltd. 273 3.05 00:07:55 79.85% 46.52% tmnet telekom malaysia 272 2.83 00:07:29 59.19% 62.50% qwest communications corporation 269 2.37 00:03:27 75.09% 65.80% telkom sa limited 268 2.60 00:05:08 61.19% 62.31% sympatico hse 266 2.05 00:03:22 73.31% 68.80% pakistan telecommunication company limited 265 2.20 00:05:46 76.23% 69.81% telefonica de argentina 264 2.27 00:04:07 57.20% 73.11% digitel adsl ip pool 263 3.70 00:09:59 69.58% 49.05% cox communications inc. 261 2.33 00:02:56 66.28% 65.52% yemennet core network devices 260 2.42 00:04:48 80.38% 66.54% chinanet anhui province network 259 1.44 00:01:59 40.93% 83.01% wuhan city 258 1.40 00:02:39 14.34% 79.84% neda gostar saba data transfer company 256 1.30 00:01:17 49.61% 87.50% private joint stock sify infrastructure 254 2.29 00:05:26 76.77% 62.60% cncgroup liaoning province network 253 2.20 00:03:00 59.29% 67.59% iinet limited 251 1.37 00:01:22 36.65% 81.67% paknet limited 250 2.17 00:06:14 66.00% 67.60% jaiprakash sewa sansthan 246 2.74 00:07:19 57.72% 57.72% national wimax/ims environment 246 1.63 00:02:01 61.38% 82.93% abts mp 244 2.64 00:07:30 63.52% 59.02% cncgroup hubei province network 241 1.37 00:01:33 19.92% 84.65% proxad / free sas 239 1.85 00:02:38 51.88% 76.15% libyan telecom and technology 238 1.87 00:03:02 66.81% 71.85% elisa oyj 237 2.17 00:02:20 33.76% 71.73% vsnl pune 236 3.36 00:08:27 47.88% 52.12% ste isp network 1 231 3.32 00:06:18 80.09% 55.84% tm adsl service provider malaysia 231 3.45 00:07:31 65.80% 58.01% cyber internet services (pvt.) ltd.
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