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In order to register to the platform, the provider should send the following information to EETT:

1) The IP address blocks (both IPv4 and IPv6) used by the provider’s fixed network subscribers (of all fixed access technologies).

IPv4 blocks should be given either in CIDR format, or by providing the first and last address (with ‘space’ or ‘-‘ between the first and last address). For example:
192.168.100.14/24, or
192.168.100.1 192.168.100.254, or
192.168.100.1 - 192.168.100.254
IPv6 blocks should be given in CIDR format. For example:
2001:db8::/32

It is noted that the IP address blocks should not contain addresses used by their mobile network subscribers (if the provider also has a mobile network).

2) The nominal speeds available for fixed network connections to the provider’s subscribers (even if the corresponding packages are not commercially available any more, but existing subscribers have them).

The nominal speeds are provided by filling the following table (adding as many rows as necessary):

Note 1: The nominal speeds are the speeds defined in the subscriber’s contract. Usually they coincide with the advertised speeds and represent the maximum theoretical speeds that can be achieved in the subscriber’s connection, depending on the access technology.

Note 2: In case the nominal speeds do not represent the maximum theoretical speeds, the provider should also mention these maximum speeds, by adding additional columns in the table.

3) The name by which the subscriber wants to be registered to the Hyperion platform (a short name, with latin letters).

The required information should be send via email to hyperiontest@eett.gr. Any subsequent change in the provider’s IP address blocks or nominal speeds should also be communicated at the same address.