Permanent Connection

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Permanent Connection

Permanent connection is a service through which CARNET enables member institutions to stay connected to the CARNET network.

Facilities from the Ministry of Science and Education system provide access to the CARNET network by a permanent link through a local network of CARNET member institution, which is leased to the CARNET network. CARNET rents a telecommunications line and provides equipment for realizing an access point to the CARNET network at the member’s location.

Institutions are connected to the CARNET network with transmission lines of different technologies and speed, depending on the existing infrastructure of telecommunications service providers, needs of member institutions, market changes and similar. Currently, CARNET cooperates with all major telecommunication services providers in the Republic of Croatia.

Users

member institutions and their users

How to Become a User

The prerequisite for joining the CARNET network is a membership in the CARNET network, as well as meeting the minimum technical conditions for joining the CARNET network (as described in the CDA0018).

If a member institution has difficulty accessing the CARNET network through a local member network, contact CARNET technical contact person at the facility:

  • members of the system of primary and secondary education – resource administrator
  • other members – CARNET coordinator

Questions and Answers

The CARNET network is a high-speed broadband network connecting universities, research institutes, and their affiliated institutions in the Czech Republic. It's part of the European research and education networking community, providing advanced network services for research, education, and collaboration.

CARNET (Croatian Academic and Research Network) is a computer network connecting schools, institutes, faculties, and other institutions within the science and education system, promoting computer technologies and their opportunities in the world of science and education. CARNET operates under the Ministry of Science and Education and is financed by its budget.

A permanent connection is a continuous and unbroken link between two or more points. This can refer to physical connections, such as welded joints or bolted assemblies, or logical connections, such as dedicated network links. The key characteristic is that the connection is intended to remain in place indefinitely without being disconnected or reconfigured, barring intentional decommissioning.

A permanent connection is a service through which CARNET enables its members to remain connected to the Internet. CARNET rents a telecommunication line and provides equipment for the establishment of an access point to the CARNET network at the member's location.

How to become a permanent connection user?

Legal entities may become users of a permanent connection if they have regulated membership in the CARNET network and meet the minimum technical requirements for connecting to the CARNET network, as described in the document CDA0018).

Contact the IT department or the technical support group if there is a problem with the CARNET connection at the institution.

It is possible to report a problem related to the connection to the CARNET network through the Customer Support Service.

Whom to contact if you have noticed that there is a problem with the operation of CARNET online equipment at the location of your institution?

If you notice that there is a problem with CARNET equipment at your institution's location, please contact the Customer Support Department.

You should contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider) for assistance.

A request to increase speed towards the CARNET network from a member is submitted by mail to the following address:

Croatian Academic and Research Network – CARNET

Josipa Marohnića 5

10000 Zagreb

A request to increase the connection speed must be justified. CARNET shall, within a reasonable timeframe, decide on the submitted application, taking into account existing technical and other possibilities.

Whom to contact if you need additional CARNET network services?

CARNET may, depending on technical and other conditions, provide its members with some additional network services such as QoS, additional public IP addresses, and the like. If there is a justified reason for using an additional online service on the member's side, the request should be sent by e-mail to helpdesk@carnet.hr Together with a detailed explanation.

CARNET shall, within a reasonable time, decide on the submitted request, depending on the existing technical and other possibilities.

You can send a notification that your institution has met the minimum technical conditions to the designated contact person or department within your organization, or to the relevant external body or authority overseeing the technical conditions.

After your institution has met the minimum technical requirements stipulated in the document CDA0018 and thus, when preparing to join the CARNET network, it is not necessary to send a memo to CARNET; it is sufficient for your CARNET coordinator or resource administrator to notify the member institution service by e-mail to helpdesk@carnet.hr.

What needs to be done if the institution moves to another location?

If a member of the CARNET network moves to another location, it must apply for a change of location to the Ministry of Science and Education at the following address:

Ministry of Science and Education

Department of Information Technology and Technology

Donje Svetice 38

10000 Zagreb

If the connection at the location from which the institution is moving is no longer necessary, this should be emphasized in the request in order to cancel the lease of the telecommunications line that is no longer in use.

It is also necessary to inform the CARNET Membership Services Department via email at helpdesk@carnet.hr to initiate the relocation procedure or transfer of equipment to the new location.

Contact Details

CARNET Helpdesk

Phone: +385 1 6661 555
E-mail: helpdesk@carnet.hr

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